The poems describe death by desire, specifically homosexual desire, but also desire for death — which is to say desire for pain or release.
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As Kojève put it, humans desire, and what they desire is either something that other humans desire or the desire of other humans.
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It's not that we desire new love objects, it's that desire desires more desire.
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"Freud wrote that men desire women but women desire men's desire of them," she wrote.
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Democratic elections are about human desire, and the one desire everyone shares is the desire to win.
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Desire is complicated; racialized desire — that is, desire for another presented to us as forbidden — is perilous.
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And I know their desire to get better, their desire to compete and their desire to be champions.
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But the object of desire matters less than the desire itself.
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Desire drives sex, but there's not just one type of desire.
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Sexual desire, to be sure, but also a desire for agency.
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Our curiously quiet and cautious protagonist holds a well of desire that could fill the many baths he takes and then some with the viscous liquid of his desire: a desire to escape his past, a desire to find refuge in some future, a desire for a man.
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Where are the genderqueer bodies equally deserving of desire and to desire?
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"Pornography trains us to redirect sexual desire as mimetic desire," she writes.
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It is a purgatory of desire and the lack implicit in desire.
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We've seen a desire to get dirt, a desire to work with the Russians, a desire to contact the Russians," Himes told NBC's "Meet the Press.
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Does your desire to create music stem from a desire to help people?
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The desire to learn is driven by the desire to solve the puzzle.
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But the desire to change consciousness weirdly enough is a universal human desire.
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Simple, irresistible desire is what drives revenge movies — desire for retribution, inexorably enacted.
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"I desire commitment and I desire to emotionally attach myself to somebody," he said.
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The desire to avoid those feelings overrides the immediate desire to get lit up.
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I have no desire for a cigarette, because I have no desire for anything.
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"Maybe all this just killed my desire for desire," she said in the interview.
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My life is desire and satisfaction, and desire again — no moment ever captures me.
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"More than a desire for justice, it is a desire for vengeance," he said.
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The desire for a domineering leader is the desire to see this evil crushed.
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But it was not desire for a man; it was a desire for everything.
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Venus and Mars are all about desire, but they approach desire in different ways.
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A company produces your desire for a barbecue, and then produces the barbecue you desire.
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This is less a chronicle of forbidden desire than an examination of how desire works.
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We bemoan our lack of desire, claiming that without that desire, we can't do anything.
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"There's the desire to be beautiful and the desire to be self-expressive," Wiley reflected.
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And by delaying the gratification stimulated by the desire, scientists could actually break the association between the action that produced the chemical for "desire" and the object of that desire.
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It was, she said, meant to create critical engagement with "forms of dwelling, systems of labor, design apparatuses" so that shoppers don't simply feel "desire, desire, desire" when they enter.
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His resolve is weakened, however, when he is overcome by a desire—not a worldly or a fleshly desire but simply the desire to purchase a book of kabbalistic mysticism.
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Jack: The desire to be a patron of the arts is an age-old human desire.
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How far outside of desire are you at the moment that you desire to have it?
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Time spent fantasizing about — and sweetly agonizing over — the object of one's desire heightens that desire.
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Personality languishes, and desire has been almost completely erased—except, of course, the desire for nothing.
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But over time, spontaneous desire often evolves into responsive desire, which emerges in response to pleasure.
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Women's desire to be autonomous, for instance, could be turned into a desire to buy smokes.
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Her desire for a better life, her desire for people to be healthy, her desire for children to be educated, her love for her family, and her love for her husband.
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HTC has announced a new line of midrange smartphones called the Desire 23 and Desire 12 Plus.
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HTC has released the Desire 830, its latest mid-range device and successor to the Desire 820.
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Between the desire to move, and the desire to not have people move to where you are.
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Through the light of history, that desire to be relevant translates into a desire to be remembered.
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It's the child's desire to play that matters, not the parent's desire to have the child play.
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They experience internal conflict: They may desire to be free but also desire the comforts of home.
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"A desire to figure out how things work, the desire to poke and twist and remix the world."
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MRW the guy on wheel of fortune guessed "A Streetcar Na_ed Desire" was "A Streetcar Naked Desire." pic.twitter.
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For better or worse, they aligned desire, and that desire has constantly evolved over the past twenty years.
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For her, the desire to be tattooed is intertwined with a desire to be owned in a relationship.
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So I believe that's where it came from, just a desire to gather, a desire to spend time together.
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The company also plans to launch two cheaper phones, which will likely be called Desire 12 and Desire 12+.
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Marianne's relationship is defined by her desire to submit to Connell, a desire of which they are both aware.
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To be seen with desire and to look with desire and to not feel ashamed or edit your gaze.
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As desire becomes a source of anxiety, so, gradually, does the mere idea of desire, or of being desired.
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How do you balance the desire to take inspiration from Breaking Bad with the desire not to overdo it?
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All of the Irish desire to remain in the union, and the British ignore that desire at their peril.
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And where did that longing, that desire come from, if not from the desire, pulsing, sweating, in our pews?
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His desire to know what happens becomes indistinguishable from his desire to witness Dorothy undergo increasingly degrading sexual situations.
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"Cinema is a world that is founded on desire: the desire of producers and directors to make movies with this or that actress, the desire of spectators to watch those movies — and that desire is based, also, on physical attraction," Marlène Schiappa, France's junior minister for gender equality, said in an interview.
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His February 4, 1968, sermon was, in part, an examination and takedown of "a desire to be out front, a desire to lead the parade, a desire to be first," when it comes to monetary possessions.
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"We had a strong desire to learn more about our home market and their desire for our team," he explains.
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Celia believes that "Painter and Model" is about power and desire — but whom do the power and desire belong to?
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He said those under the influence of reason desire nothing for themselves that they do not desire for all humankind.
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This desire to move around on a single wheel is a desire for simplicity and impossibility at the same time.
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People often find incest in that book, but I saw something else, a different kind of desire: The desire to stay inside a certain dream of closeness, and the desire to articulate a bond others couldn't easily understand.
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The franchise is stalling in part because its desire to be edgy won't line up with its desire to be traditional.
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From machines our chief desire is utility — whether to link us to the data we need or the people we desire.
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So the Freedom Caucus' desire for a long-term spending package is at odds with the Senate's desire to retain influence.
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As I said, the film is about desire, and desire comes with melancholy, a sense of longing, a sense of unaccomplishment.
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In many other areas as well, the desire to control things has won out over the desire to reform and liberalize.
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It's not a weird desire to sleep with your father; it's just a desire to heal things whether conscious or unconscious.
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The desire for straight croissants directly follows the desire for on-demand taxis; for one-click shopping; for instant drone delivery.
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The only way to be who you desire to be and do what you desire to do is to break free.
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C.M. One of your recurrent themes has been male sexual desire — thwarted desire, as often as not — and its many manifestations.
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Trump has made no secret of his desire for better ties with Moscow, a desire Russian President Vladimir Putin doesn't share.
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While it's true that states and corporations often desire privacy, they just as often desire that I myself have less privacy.
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So far he has proceeded carefully, balancing a desire to take action with a desire to keep his political base happy.
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When I let a desire for money rule my choices instead of just desire, my choices would drain me of energy.
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The museum recounts what colonizing was about: beauty and desire — the desire of the other, and the domination of the other.
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But the underpinnings; the desire to work against narrative cliché, the desire to remove expository dialogue and the desire to inject my personal struggles and emotions from my own life into all of this; that all remained the same.
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To claim that autonomy means the desire to die somehow exceeds the desire to live runs deeply counter to our human nature.
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"There can also be a strong desire or an increase in a desire to withdraw and isolate from others," Pinder-Amaker says.
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A new tolerance for debt will help paper over the differences between Trump's desire to spend and Republicans' desire to cut taxes.
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But I think they were also playing into the public's desire for wild nutrition claims — a desire we need to stop feeding.
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Houses represent the human desire to not stand about in the rain, and it's unfair to twist this desire into a commodity.
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"When the object of desire and the desire for it coevolve, you can get a kind of runaway process," he told me.
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This clash between what parents desire for their children and what children desire for themselves is most easily observable in cartoon preferences.
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Trump's seesaw: Donald Trump's desire to cut taxes and regulation works at cross purposes with his desire to see a weaker dollar.
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So I believe the first step is to understand ourselves, and why we do what we do, and desire what we desire.
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At the root of the show's creepy prescience lies Brooker's entrepreneurial grasp of what people desire, or might be made to desire.
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What was it like to be on a dance floor, to desire someone else on it and to act on this desire?
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I wonder if part of the desire for "the best" — meaning my desire for "the best" — comes from wanting to abdicate responsibility.
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The three form a torpid triangle for a time (Kate befriends Inez and has an affair with Bill, without knowing Inez is his daughter), propelled less by desire than by a desire for desire; for any kind of strong feeling, really.
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So a distinction I'm trying to make is that the desire not to die, which makes the prospect of death so terrifying, actually comes not from a desire for eternity but from a desire for what I call living on.
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But as politicians in Washington have made clear that they have no desire to address this issue, no desire to stand up to the N.R.A., no desire to stop treating these deaths as collateral damage, those seeking change must change tactics.
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The causes for my eating disorder ran along the usual lines: depression, an inability to express my rage, a desire to exert control, a desire to feel less, a desire to have my body express the things my voice could not.
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Your desire to see the world and have a spiritual journey is matched only by your desire to stay home and veg out.
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Grief and desire have a peculiar way of dovetailing, and I was overcome with a desire to kiss her as we continued talking.
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Early in the Cold War, there was a persistent tension between a desire for greater international fellowship and the desire to counter communism.
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This means that the economic desire to save money on taxes competes with a larger desire to be part of a lovely world.
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Mismatched libidos come in all forms, from the amount of sex we desire to the ways in which we desire to have it.
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If problems arise, topics including sexual desire, frequency, pornography, a lack of desire and open marriage need to be discussed openly and honestly.
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Elpenor's desire for his story to outlive him highlights the human desire to achieve some mark of the immortality reserved for the gods.
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My work ends up being so much about desire, and the relationship desire has to access, conquest, technology, the body, and institutional power.
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" She explained, "The causes for my eating disorder ran along the usual lines: depression, an inability to express my rage, a desire to exert control, a desire to feel less, a desire to have my body express the things my voice could not.
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So I was obsessed with exploring not only the male / female desire, but the dimensions of female desire, and how complicated that can get.
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Psychologists have shown that humans have a deep desire for esteem and respect, and it's a desire that carries over to the group level.
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But Ron's desire to sell Otto to Uber was fueled by a desire to commercialize self-driving trucks, he testified during the Alphabet trial.
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"Neither the Visegrad states have the desire to expand the group of Visegrad states nor is there the desire here to join," Kurz said.
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I thought if my first book looked at desire inside relationships, maybe I can now look at what happens when desire goes looking elsewhere.
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"It's not like people woke up without a desire to be informed or without a desire to have trusted, vetted information sources," she says.
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In short, the other thing you can steal from Brooklyn is the unending desire to improve, a desire driven both by money and philosophy.
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"Whatever they desire, they'll treat it not as a desire, a want, a feeling, a passion, it will be a human right," he said.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved a drug Friday to restore sexual desire for premenopausal women who suffer from hypoactive sexual desire disorder.
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"The one thing I love about him is he does not have any desire for any spotlight, no desire for any attention," Ellis said.
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In terms of the models he picked up, had sex with, and shot, it's sexual desire and desire to turn the body into art.
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Although scaffolded by the valorization of certain bodies over others, at the end of it all, nothing undergirds the desire besides the desire itself.
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The reality is that it's probably a combination of the two: Both a real desire to diversify and a real desire to answer critics.
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Indeed, the desire to teach the same course instead of developing new ones reflects a desire to clear academic time for research and writing.
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Although she likes taking off her clothes for other people, she seems driven less by the desire to transgress than the desire to please.
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One 393 study found that men and women in committed relationships shared equal desire at the onset of their relationships, although for women, that desire dropped precipitously between one and four years into the relationship; for men, the desire remained high throughout that period.
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At Chicago, the hiring committee struggled, Dr. Gilad said, to balance a desire to protect students with a desire not to convict someone without evidence.
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He's still caught between his evident desire to avoid blame for DACA recipients' deportation, and his desire to keep his anti-immigrant base fired up.
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But the desire to tell the truth can be a kind of a deep desire, and it can be a very liberating path to tread.
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"We must take the desire of the French for change to its fullest because it is this desire which brought us to power," he said.
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You no longer need to choose between your desire to enjoy a delicious burger and your desire to spare animals or the environment from harm.
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Some hope that sponsors' desire to stay clear of tainted names, and fans' desire to see clean competition, could act as a check on doping.
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Anorexia nervosa, lack of appetite or desire to eat, is an emotional disorder characterized by an obsessive desire to lose weight by refusing to eat.
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This desire to use everything speaks to Acheson's desire to engage painting with everyday life, which includes the guiding spirits one brings into the studio.
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We are now... Talking about sexual desire is hard, and sharing a new desire with someone you're already in a relationship with can be scary.
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Nor do I doubt that what seemed like a desire for me was also in part a desire for what I provided — an adoring audience.
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"This is not the place to speculate how society will achieve a balance between its desire for knowledge and its desire for privacy," he insisted.
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"Play it the wrong way and the partner with more desire ends up feeling rejected while the partner with less desire feels blamed," she said.
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His desire to succeed never seemed to stem as much from competitive fire as it did from a desire to honor the task before him.
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READ THE STORY These conflicting desires — the mother's desire to protect versus the daughter's desire for approval — set the stage for painful misunderstandings and arguments.
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We know that Kim has previously focused on his desire to reunify the peninsula, heralding a desire to "write a new history" of national reunification.
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These depictions of Jesus, the instructions that he is the only correct outlet for human desire, further sublimate desire when it falls outside these parameters.
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"Mating in Captivity" was about the dilemmas of desire inside the relationship, and "The State of Affairs" looked at what happens when desire goes looking elsewhere.
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The tension between Jaime's desire to do the right thing and his desire to continue being in romantic love with his sibling reaches a breaking point.
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With a sentence, Malik expresses his and Hadid's desire to manage the story of their breakup — a desire clearly shared by Aniston, Theroux, and the Tatums.
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During Weiner and Smith's discussion, the two circled around to the question of how much Bobby's desire for violence was linked to a desire to control.
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One vastly ignored area of desire is the kind depicted between two women—not so much sexual desire, but more a sense of identity and projection.
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Spicer also reiterated the Trump transition team's desire for intelligence on Russia's desire to help elect Trump to be made public before any retribution be determined.
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Thanks in advance -R Talking about sexual desire is hard, and sharing a new desire with someone you're already in a relationship with can be scary.
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Still, the desire was to make the show a beacon of hope and reason, and this desire led to one of the best series on television.
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Much of his desire for investigating Clinton and Barack Obama comes from a desire for retribution, sources who have discussed the matter with Trump told me.
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"There was always this desire to build stuff," he explained to me, and also clearly a desire to make some money on those projects, to boot.
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I didn't have to work at these things, the desire to smoke and drink just went away, along with the desire to stay pissed at pops.
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As you add more power to a drive, the other stats might regress, forcing you to balance a desire for distance with a desire for control.
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More from Tonic: Adding in these baseline conditions revealed that fantasizing about one's partner increased desire; however, fantasizing about someone else had no effect on desire.
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Desire manifests in his art as a longing and desire, consumed by a particular beauty, which framed his own sexuality as one that leaned toward femininity.
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By the late '20193s, Hollywood's desire to mold Lincoln into a sexy starlet was at odds with the singer's own desire to embrace her natural beauty.
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The desire for justice isn't always the same as the desire for truth: Careers made by a high-profile conviction can be upended by its unraveling.
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Between Men, Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick's pioneering 1985 study of homosocial desire in 19th century literature, argues that male-male desire in any form has to be routed through a woman for whom neither of the men has any real desire, thereby maintaining and supporting patriarchal power structures.
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And the real question is, is that motivated by the desire to sort of crack NATO or is that really motivated by a desire to strengthen NATO?
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This book is more thirsty than it is horny; its are teachings primarily concerned with how to transmute your desire for others into making women desire you.
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"I don't have any desire to go forward with these ladies, I don't have any desire to go forward with John even at this point," she said.
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"I desire commitment and I desire to emotionally attach myself to somebody … and say 'Hey, I've got your back and I'm here for you,&apos" he says.
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In the column, an Indian father wants to balance his wife's desire to give their future children a traditional Indian name with his own desire for assimilation.
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Known/Unknown: Private Obsessions and Hidden Desire in Outsider Art illustrates the scope of human desire in mediums ranging from crude drawings to elaborately carved ostrich eggs.
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The 530 is the littlest sibling in the affordable Desire family, with the Desire 630 and 825 offering slightly improved performance and the same paint-flecked designed.
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Bryan Denson: Jim's desire for money was a big part of it, but I still say that what drove his desire for money was his extraordinary ego.
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Having no desire to stay, and no desire to go, she'd sunk back down on the edge of Mark's bed and felt the remote control under her.
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Vyleesi, known chemically as bremelanotide, works by activating pathways in the brain involved in sexual desire and response, helping premenopausal women with hypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD).
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Expanding our current housing voucher program to cover all low-income families would rebalance landlords' desire to make a living and tenants' desire to have a home.
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The danger in playing a game is not the game itself, but the desire it may cause—since in Buddhist thought, desire is the cause of suffering.
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There is no division between the shame that ignites desire and the desire itself, just as there is no division between love and the fear of death.
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A follow-up study sought to clarify the direction of this effect: Did fantasizing about one's partner increase desire, or did fantasizing about someone else decrease desire?
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Somewhere between the desire to celebrate and the enduring desire to épater lies the artist Rachel Whiteread's Daybed, designed in 1999 for the British furniture company SCP.
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I think this desire to be the next Mark Zuckerberg, this desire to have the next Facebook is incredibly toxic, and we have to move past that.
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Qiu deftly exposes the interplay between hate and desire, illustrating how the compulsion to prey on queer and gender nonconforming people is often born of repressed desire.
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Now I write fan fiction both out of a desire to expand on fictional worlds and out of a desire to correct fictional worlds, in a sense.
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Thus, if your desire to start your own business is not stemming from an economic need but an entrepreneurial desire, know that you are in great company.
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For those reasons, the president probably acted out of a desire to change the narrative, out of a desire to take the head ref off the court.
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But the details of this tax bill are less consistent with an honest desire to achieve certain principled changes to the tax code — to make it simpler, or more pro-investment, or more tilted at taxing consumption rather than income — than with a desire to get the tax deal done fast, a desire to help important constituencies, and a desire to thumb the eyes of perceived ideological enemies.
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Their desire for change stems from personal experience of and worry about climate change, as well as a desire to hold their governments to account, their members say.
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But they are also subjects of desire, in the sense that their desire has manipulated us into helping them bring copies of themselves into existence, and quite successfully.
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The desire to find your own spiritual path and the desire to be rich and famous seem like opposites, but they are both present here in strong ways.
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To desire wealth is ultimately to desire more options — about how one could live one's life, and where, and doing what, if only there was money for it.
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It need not entail a loss of sexual desire — western literature bulges with dirty old men, and women of a certain age, too, have the right to desire.
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And this is a joy you have cut yourself off from forever because your desire to help was nothing more than a facade for your desire to harm.
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I also invited him to submit a naturalization request because France is built on desire and Mr Gassama’s commitment clearly showed that he has that desire!
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"Subsequently Sheikh Abdullah had expressed his desire to leave the UAE, following which all measures were taken to honor his desire without any reservations," the news agency reported.
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And we just bonded over a number of things, common interests, common desire to create great things, a common desire to wow people, you know, to surprise people.
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It's bad enough for those of us who never feel sexual desire, but it's even worse for asexuals who have felt desire at some point in their lives.
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He speaks both to some voters' desire for the opposite of Trump and to the Democratic base's desire for an unapologetic champion who will go to bat against Republicans.
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Is there really that desire and how much of that desire is present, and how much is it really the pressure of displacement and the pressure of cultural displacement?
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No animosity towards him, but I've no desire to hang out with him and I'm sure he has no desire obviously to hang out with me, which is fine.
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They function in part by cashing in on the grand desire for a communal experience, and the fact that that desire can overshadow the need for all other elements.
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At the end of the day, what Mestrovic seeks to achieve in his art is the foundational human desire shared by all of us: The desire to be understood.
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For many people in seats of political power, I fear their tenacious grasp on high office may reflect not simply their desire to serve, but their desire to live.
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"Just like when you grow up there are things that you desire in a toy store, there are assets I desire to own," he said, referring to Optimum Coal.
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"Female desire and lesbian desire are still very much stigmatized or, at least, misrepresented, largely because they're seen from the perspective of men for the most part," says Smith.
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The second study had 84 couples come into the laboratory to talk about their own desire, while also talking about their partner's perceived desire and happiness in the relationship.
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These days the desire to create shareable content is stronger than Stephen Miller's desire for hair that looks as real as it does on the outside of the can.
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One of the challenges that we face as women leading an organization is there's this desire to be liked, and this desire not to be considered a tough bitch.
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Take note of the question mark at the end of the clue: "Burning desire?" is not something you yearn for, but the act of ARSON (the desire to burn).
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Books News If you've ever harbored the desire to do the splits, this desire probably left you around age 13, eclipsed by equally brutal preoccupations like romance or acne.
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This meant that the idea of myself as a sexual possibility, or target, as a creature capable of inciting desire or capable of desire, had never entered my mind.
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I often feel that the desire for an instant solution among some of the more business-minded folks who read the book is actually a desire for premature absolution.
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The test is to the desire to become a lawyer as a dating service with 2,000 personal questions and a registration fee is to the desire for a relationship.
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And so I like the idea of her being dragged into this kind of thing that has to do with physical desire or sexual desire or whatever you call it.
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Although he provided no additional specs or information, the phone bears more than a passing resemblance to the most recent entry in HTC's mid-range Desire series: the Desire 626.
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He has no lofty desire to save the world, but does what he's told out of a misplaced desire for validation, particularly from his distant father Gendoh, who leads Nerv.
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The piece we premiere next week at Bryant Park, Part Yellow, deals with desire, and for the past seven months we've been talking, reading and moving with desire in mind.
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"The desire to have student loans paid, and, candidly, the desire for free healthcare, is motivating these individuals to back a candidate," he said of the independent Vermont lawmaker's fans.
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But the device hinges on the assumption that you have a desire to constantly capture your life on camera, and that this desire is not already satisfied by your phone.
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The history of the United States is the story of a struggle between the desire to establish certain universal rights and the countervailing desire to preserve a particular social order.
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This idea that a desire for Harry Styles might actually belie a kind of fledgling political desire to recognize the kinds of oppressions there are towards femininity in women's lives.
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Obviously, this can't create someone's desire to kill himself or herself, but it can make [suicide] sound like a more appealing idea to people who already do have that desire.
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Even though executives have long said they acknowledge the social network has a problem, they have struggled to balance a desire to stop harassment with the desire for unfettered speech.
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It is central to the liberal self-conception that what separates them from reactionaries is a desire to help people, a desire to create a fairer and more just world.
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What's clear is that the debate has treated reforms as a zero-sum trade-off between the desire for inclusive participation and the desire to protect the security of the ballot.
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Some Experts Say No The Australian researchers decided to attack the problem by examining the "elaborated-intrusion theory of desire," which says that desire for food is a two-step process.
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US immigration law is a balance between the desire to minimize unauthorized entry into the United States and the desire to protect vulnerable people who may be fleeing harm and persecution.
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It is timeless, a play about being and the will, and the relation of both to the duties of tradition versus desire — the desire to live — without regard to the consequences.
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The desire to travel, within the nation or internationally, was the most common bucket list item, followed by the desire to accomplish a personal goal ("drive a Porsche"; "run a marathon").
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If there's a "natural human desire" to get at some hidden truth, it's never been easier to indulge that desire—or to imagine doing so—via YouTube or Infowars or Twitter.
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The idea seems to pit two complementary forces against each other: The desire for unfettered world travel, and the desire to obsessively document it in all its filtered, color-saturated glory.
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Even if you want a person to be able to keep their job, how does that desire weigh against your own desire — and need — to pay the school fees you owe?
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On our third day, as we moved from Desire Pearl to Desire Riviera Maya, which had an even more rambunctious crowd, we met a firefighter and his wife at the bar.
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Public Desire Harlee White Pointed Ankle Boots, $64; asos.com
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That viewpoint -- and desire -- was voiced by Minnesota Rep.
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" That scarcity gives collectors "a deep desire for masterworks.
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" Frances McDormand "There's no desire to be an adult.
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In a 1982 essay called "Moral Saints," Wolf argued that the desire to be supremely good can never be just one desire among many; it demotes and subsumes all the other desires.
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Some of the most compelling writing here is around desire and the questions of how far one would go to get what one wants and how much desire is informed by culture.
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It made me think about desire and how it's so different for different people; but also how my desire has always been responsive to whoever is there and right at the time.
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In the long shadow of the Soviet collapse, the desire of Russians for self-respect is just as powerful as their desire to live well, says Lev Gudkov, the Levada Centre's director.
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And sometimes the desire for an afterlife, or sometimes a desire that life perpetuates in some way beyond the grave is, absurd as it may be, something we need to believe in.
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There is an continuing tension between the desire for sustainability and a garment that lasts and the desire for planned obsolescence and a new garment that drives us back into a store.
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Cultural Revolution memoirs may emerge from understandable pain and the desire for revenge, the hope to prevent the recurrence of horrors, the desire to tell the world and to inform future generations.
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What follows is a superb comic scene pitting Hannah's verbally open vulnerability and desire to please — up to a point — in conflict with Adam's inarticulate desire that is unconcerned with her needs.
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But the desire to do something differently, the desire to create something is truly inborn and sort of innate with me, so I always try to innovate, disrupt an industry or industries.
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Clinton, the likely Democratic presidential nominee, has said that the setup was a mistake made out of a desire for convenience and not a desire to circumvent federal recordkeeping or transparency laws.
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"Controversy over the naming and process aside, the need and desire for the funds still exists, and Mr. Schwarzman is unwavering in his desire to help," said Ms. Anderson, the Blackstone spokeswoman.
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In a follow-up survey of people who recently called it quits, desire for better pay (25%) was a leading reason, followed by the desire to leave a toxic work environment (17%).
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Historically and currently there is tension between the desire for speed and the desire for a thorough review that identifies potentially deadly problems with new drugs before they come onto the market.
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Company leaders believed, based on internal surveys, that although its customers desired (or would in the future desire) more sustainable products, many did not have the means or desire to pay extra.
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While there is a desire to see a strong national defense and a strong America on the international stage asserting that its interests be accommodated, there is no desire for nation building.
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While the relationships in the film, especially sexual ones, are indeed about desire — it's a desire for something other than what most people like to think they're looking for in intimacy. Dark?
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He emphasized, however, that, in his view, the desire to play down the religious aspect of the holiday was invariably motivated by one factor above all: Cadbury's desire to sell more candy.
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"Given the senator's desire to not participate in an investigation, the Air Force will remain ready to investigate further if the senator's desire changes or other information is presented," Ms. Stefanek said.
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When Rachel hubba-hubbas at Nick, she's not just expressing her desire for him — though that in itself would be unusual in a pop-cultural landscape still primarily centered on male desire.
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By identifying sexual desire as a universal drive with endlessly idiosyncratic objects determined by individual experiences and memories, Freud, more than anyone, not only made it possible to see female desire as a force no less powerful or valid than male desire; he made all the variants of sexual proclivity dance along a shared erotic continuum.
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But as patrons self-report, it is literally split, almost 50 and 50, with the desire to support a particular creator and the desire to get the things that that creator is offering.
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Michael McCullough, a professor of psychology at the University of Miami, said grudges, and the desire for revenge or absolution, are directly related to goal-seeking and the desire to satiate a craving.
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That means Trump's Ukraine policy was very clearly connected to his desire to have Kyiv dig up dirt on his 2020 rival, not a true desire to see Ukraine undertake anti-corruption reforms.
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Nintendo's perspective on esports, as suggested by my interview with Fils-Aimé, seems an earnest desire, at least on the surface: the desire to preserve the larger sense of community and good sportsmanship.
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"People no longer have that innate desire and that instinctive desire to be in our business," said Jay Haines, a founder of Grace Blue, a search firm that works with the advertising industry.
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And that's one of the first things we probably should've started off with is to say that whilst everyone might desire something, it doesn't mean what you desire is necessarily right for you.
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Nor can anybody quash forever the human desire to be free and to live under the only form of government consistent with that desire — representative government installed with the consent of the people.
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Whether due to a desire to avoid the media storm that would come with hosting him, or a desire not to cross the NFL after Kaepernick had sued the league, that never happened.
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Both sides have strong, clear political and economic interests in making it happen — Trump's desire to score a personal victory before the November election and Kim's desire to lift or ease current sanctions.
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There will always be a tension between a president's desire to gain political credit for a successful, high-profile operation and the desire of US military forces to cloak such operations in secrecy.
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"Kim Jong-un's desire to develop his country's economy is as strong as, and even stronger than, his desire for nuclear weapons," said Lee Jong-seok, a former unification minister of South Korea.
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In a series of chapters that read like discrete essays, the narrator ruminates on the desire (and the stymied desire) to travel; the expectations established within families; the lures of melancholy and nostalgia.
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They are capable of doing anything in their hearts' desire.
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Absolutely not and, honestly, I think it created more desire.
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So, we've chosen a beach read to suit every desire.
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Gulp the whole album up to your heart desire below.
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It's some mix of selfishness, ambition, ego, desire and selflessness.
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The desire to impress people causes all kinds of inefficiency.
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Minutes released on Thursday showed no immediate desire to act.
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A disappointed Kovalev stated his desire for an immediate rematch.
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Until now, he hasn't dared to speak his heart's desire.
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The desire to be present is what drives Youn's poems.
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A desire to avenge recent attacks is likely to grow.
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So Kasich has no desire to help him do that.
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Our desire to punish doesn't always follow a logical course.
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O'Reilly's eroticism reflects desire, fear, the death incubated within life.
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My current desire to shoot a gun is basically nil.
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And us having a desire to have a different perspective.
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"I don't have any desire to upset people," says Freke.
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This fueled his desire to be able to inform them.
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Had my desire for revenge made a Mengele of me?
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You aren't alone in your desire to have a EPG.
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"I kind of lost the desire to play," Washington says.
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Smart devices fulfill a real desire to quantify every movement.
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This desire for vengeance is a thoroughly normal human impulse.
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That's why I have no desire to sue Nick Denton.
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Studies have never defined a "normal" level of sexual desire.
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But I see that progress and it's all desire based.
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It's the worst advice ever, but just believe in desire.
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There's a desire for more clarity than exists in reality.
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Comey has shown no overriding desire to soothe their fears.
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The desire to accommodate all of them leads to repetitiveness.
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But there is a desire for a female press secretary.
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All desire to ride that dick evaporated from my body.
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What I desire is that which would give you pleasure.
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Trump's desire for a wall was his biggest campaign promise.
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That's partly because sexual desire is hardly Eve's driving motivation.
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This boils down to the desire to destroy them all.
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Sometimes this is born from their sincere desire to help.
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The desire for independence was magnified by the economic crisis.
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Was it a lack of desire or was it me?
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First, a large proportion of couples must fervently desire boys.
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Perhaps an artist's desire for immortality doesn't seem so surprising.
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Clinton responded with a desire for unity -- to a point.
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Amid entries about love and desire, Jamala's song stood out.
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The desire to meddle dates as far back as 1791.
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The desire to transcend might be missing the point, though.
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"I had an insatiable desire to find something," she said.
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You rejected your lovein the name of a higher desire.
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He's your only close friend and your heart's true desire.
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Iran has no desire to escalate tension in the region.
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I understand their desire to party, but let's be real.
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In Ethiopia, for example, desire for a smartphone is high.
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The desire to create is a hard one to kill.
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There's not this mismatch between desire and ability to do.
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Mrs Merkel had no desire to pick an open fight.
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I lost my appetite along with my desire to succeed.
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We have absolutely no desire to do something like that.
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But his desire to transform himself is, of course, futile.
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It is our federation's instinctive desire to include, not exclude.
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I also had this very natural desire to save money.
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And he has shown little desire to make courts independent.
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His desire for vengeance against those he feels wronged by.
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He does not want or desire, like a normal man.
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But there's always the desire to connect restaurants and eaters.
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Twitter exists on our own vanity and desire for attention.
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Season 2 was about the desire to return to normal.
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Trump has previously expressed a desire to leave that accord.
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And a visceral desire to build a more peaceful world.
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Sometimes, the outcome is not always that which we desire.
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Rocco reportedly expressed his desire to remain with his father.
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The tantalizing possibility is there, though, and fuels that desire.
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It's the desire to build something that does not exist.
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That desire can be satisfied with just one or two.
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Do you ever feel a desire to be explicitly political?
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That will depend on whether they have such a desire.
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Most obvious is its desire to minimise the trade war.
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There was no desire whatsoever to sit down and meet.
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And the desire for change is not unique to California.
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Click through and find your heart's desire in a tube.
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Congress has shown no desire to pass such a law.
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But I don't feel any desire to do that again.
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Nonetheless there is not a widespread desire for radical redistribution.
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The justifications change; the desire for more trees remains constant.
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Your perfect object of desire is waiting to be discovered.
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But neither of us has the desire to do that.
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The claim of fainter voices, or the desire to live.
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Inevitably, a desire to raise revenue also plays a role.
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Trump's desire to win would have him work with anyone.
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Several members expressed a desire to be able to attend.
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We change, we desire, we dream, we fight, we survive.
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Nothing more than the most desperate desire of your heart.
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"Humans desire certainty, and science infrequently provides it," it stated.
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Can we legislate out of them the desire to kill?
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It's a combination of anger, desire, feeling threatened, protectiveness, discomfort.
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Washington also has leverage concerning Kim's desire for foreign investment.
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At some point, that desire fades, and then it flips.
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This movement was bred from the human desire for immediacy.
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Russell's desire for Evie, for all her ambivalence, is intoxicating.
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They ache with desire for the ground they've left behind.
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That coincides with the media's broad desire for exciting campaigns.
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Dory's desire to find out what happened to Chantal is
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Also, the desire to travel as more than a tourist.
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But the desire for the latest look is only increasing.
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There's a very American desire to spackle over the cracks.
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They had perhaps underestimated the players' desire to force change.
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It gave me the discipline, grit, and desire to accomplish.
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Loudermilk isn't unique in his desire to gut the agency.
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"I was no longer this object of desire," she said.
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These abilities, and customer's desire for luxury, aren't going away.
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More people than ever desire the life of a YouTuber.
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But I guess my desire for timelessness still comes through.
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"I admit that these works are my desire," he writes.
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The desire for the quick turnaround was there, Busque said.
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But life is still far from what anyone would desire.
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"I love his competitive desire," Warriors coach Steve Kerr said.
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The film's three main elements were desire, rock'n'roll and Pantelleria.
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David Fincher's Fight Club commented the desire to be uncaged.
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I didn't have the desire to run out and drink.
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I didn't have the desire to follow strange women home.
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They're layers of interaction, love, desire, need, fear, and more.
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It is also points to a desire to save money.
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Is it a desire to protect other women from exploitation?
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"Bodies Meld Together" is flushed and headspinning, desperate with desire.
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Do you have any desire to build your own hardware?
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Part of that desire was also to make money, e.g.
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And don't confuse desire with entitlement around your filmmaking either.
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On Desire is out on 6.24 via French Kiss Records
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That speaks to players' desire for something new and different.
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The Model 3 stokes immediate desire, and the lust lingers.
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His heart burns with such desire that it catches fire.
|
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I could never judge anyone's desire to own a gun.
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This, of course, is the ultimate outcome all parties desire.
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It is a desire that is misunderstood far too often.
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A story begins with an author's desire to write it.
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They just follow their desire and consume: opinions, McDonald's, whatever.
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Barbers said Duterte had no desire to entrench his power.
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Depression robs you of your energy, joy, desire, focus, motivation.
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Or if not admiration, at least a desire to emulate.
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This desire makes sense but the answer is less comforting.
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The question of ownership of desire comes to the forefront.
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What they shared was a desire to destroy each other.
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But a museum need not go along with that desire.
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What priorities and restrictions do they desire on this assistance?
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We in law enforcement have no desire to undermine encryption.
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Paul approaches books with tenderness, desire, insecurity, and, always, ambition.
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Eros is the desire for sex, for propagation, for babies.
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They don't have a desire to visit the United States.
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Sometimes desire corkscrews your surroundings, making old spaces seem new.
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Fact is, there is no constitutional objection, just ideological desire.
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There's always this lingering desire that they may be back.
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We share a desire to better understand the U.S. Constitution.
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The desire for generational change and new blood is understandable.
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In humans, the desire to be treated fairly starts early.
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One thing stayed the same: my desire to see Gulshan.
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And this is where my desire to fight on lies.
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Given Bramson's desire for vengeance, Staley's victory is only provisional.
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Comparison will never lead us to the progress we desire.
|
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Mistakenly, they believe a thought represents a desire to act.
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So it really comes down to what feature people desire.
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We believe these essentially reflect the CIOs' desire for speed.
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Which makes desire the number one driver of all evil.
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After one wing, I had no desire to keep eating.
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Others have cited the desire to spend time with family.
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All that remained was Ortega, and his desire for power.
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But it also satisfies a longstanding desire of Hindu nationalists.
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It's a detective story infused with feminine jealousy and desire.
|
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They exist because we desire to memorialize those buried there.
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So sometimes that driver dependence outweighs their desire to change.
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"It just made me desire trans women more," Owen said.
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"I always had the desire to get back," Taylor said.
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That desire for color and craftsmanship intersects with jewelry aesthetics.
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The history of the world is the history of desire.
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Usher inspired me to foster a better, less expected desire.
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As she got older, her desire for masculine items grew.
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Red brings lots of cultural baggage, too: danger, aggression, desire.
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I mean, you can't force the desire to do that.
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As the molly kicks in, the desire to drink minimizes.
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It's the strange desire to see morning show anchors crack.
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Read my lips: I have no desire to lose weight.
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Additionally, it directly contradicts Kim's desire to stay in power.
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I was supposed to bow down before his every desire.
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But I have zero desire to see Independence Day: Resurgence.
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Their desire to "stay friends" may be far from innocent.
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Parham says they have cool customers who desire unique designs.
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The field is unanimous in its desire to expand Medicaid.
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In fact, his default desire often appears to be domination.
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The most mundane office staple becomes an object of desire.
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I have a desire for someone like this to exist.
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It's probably the main reason we desire "the student experience".
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Even more rare are discussions of female desire and pleasure.
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However, their citizens' desire to get out is increasingly common.
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It was their desire for change that carried his campaign.
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Their desire for authenticity plays into the popularity of independents.
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Grate a clove of garlic in there, if you desire.
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Is it our desire to live life in the moment?
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You can see it on YouTube if you so desire.
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It's not out of a desire to shame individual perpetrators.
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But the desire has grown in me to help people.
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But the desire for an apology or admission is common.
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Commenters wrote lyrically about their desire to travel the world.
|
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"Network" has not rekindled his desire to be an actor.
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He wanted me to voice my desire for pain relief.
|
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But the desire to live forever was strong in us.
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Thirst: a strong desire for something; a lust for attention.
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Both parties have professed a desire to restore constitutional norms.
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She then expressed her desire to file charges against Mamiashvili.
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The author's desire to keep to cultural accuracy is understandable.
|
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At the time, her desire to reinvent herself upset me.
|
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Neither has the courage or the desire to do so.
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The photographs, at best, reflect a desire for shiny distractions.
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It was my desire to leave and to be alone.
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The desire for likable leaders was not invented by men.
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Do we ever outgrow our desire for a parent's understanding?
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I was embarrassed by my desire to do the same.
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Desire and distance, heat and cool course through Kelela's album.
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Still, the desire for a distinct identity was not slaked.
|
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What my own shame revealed was a desire to conform.
|
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Something that comes out of a learned desire to destroy.
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Serena's overall drive is her desire to have a child.
|
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Ms. Kopatchinskaja's desire to upend stale concert formats is admirable.
|
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In many of them, he expressed a desire to surrender.
|
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He is instead the embodiment of an impossibly pure desire.
|
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But I have no desire to throw my watch in.
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Coronavirus has absolved our desire to share the recent past.
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You desire him, but he doesn't set out to seduce.
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We actively seek easy solutions and desire to improve lives.
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The desire to be an American should not be illegal.
|
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Others emphasized their desire to assimilate into the larger group.
|
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The anger that boiled within fueled the desire for revenge.
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Surprise me and then feed me, that's all I desire.
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I had no desire to lift a weight ever again.
|
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How does that jibe with an intense desire to win?
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Exes don't magically vanish no matter how strong the desire.
|
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My desire is to have a completeness to each episode.
|
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The plays explore questions of desire, disappointment and everyday dreams.
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"I now had one desire — to make films," she wrote.
|
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"I have no desire to erase history," Ms. Brosche said.
|
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That desire, however, faced a formidable obstacle: the US government.
|
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Meanwhile, Duhamel has expressed his desire to have more children.
|
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On a desire for compromise, independent voters side with Democrats.
|
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"I understand your desire for disruptive politics," Ms. Merkel said.
|
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In the end, Mr. Rodino's desire for consensus held sway.
|
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His stated desire is laudable: improving job security for workers.
|
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Many consumers value neutrality, and are vocal about this desire.
|
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But I felt I at least partly understood his desire.
|
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Because desire is often predicated on distance, transgression and mystery.
|
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The crisis is not just about the desire for independence.
|
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There has been no desire to fund the new tunnels.
|
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But the "desire to excel" is an even bigger one.
|
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I had noooo desire to act in this film. None.
|
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I think her desire for privacy has become a mania.
|
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Or at least they talked about the desire to meditate.
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Do you have any desire to respond to Ms. Spikes?
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It can be an object of desire rather than ire.
|
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Her desire to live without restrictions was her defining theme.
|
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Public desire to remove him followed a somewhat different track.
|
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In the catastrophe's aftermath, desire, love, and duty often clash.
|
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Interactive books also stoke the desire to solve a mystery.
|
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Will my yawning internal pit of desire ever be full?
|
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But that desire has grown stronger in the 21st century.
|
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He has also expressed a desire to return to Tibet.
|
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The tryborg is always distanced by metaphor, guesswork and desire.
|
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Banerjee isn't alone in his desire to make India sustainable.
|
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The climb in utilities reflects investor desire for steady dividends.
|
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A religion can't be whatever we desire it to be.
|
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Or her desire to fuck the Hot Priest (Andrew Scott)?
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It speaks so much to what all of us desire.
|
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I teemed with desire for anything, and something, and elsewhere.
|
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There's a real desire to dwell and inhabit virtual worlds.
|
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"With governments, the desire to control is universal," said Choudhary.
|
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" It sounded like a production of "A Streetcar Named Desire.
|
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"Illness often impacts sexual desire," sex therapist Rachel Needle said.
|
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Your desire to be of service to others is miraculous.
|
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His desire for military aid from the US is unquestioned.
|
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Mr. Khalifa is interested in erotic desire — and its repression.
|
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Amazon is not alone in its desire be more sustainable.
|
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But maybe there's a reason I'm so defensive of desire.
|
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And people will continue to embrace and empower that desire.
|
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Later, she said she had no sexual desire for Trump.
|
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Adkerson's directive underscored his desire not to blemish that record.
|
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"The desire to make better, stronger, more global companies remains."
|
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WeWork's desire to help the environment doesn't just include food.
|
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A perverse psychological fable of unchecked ego and unhinged desire.
|
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Do you ever feel a desire to work with others?
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There has been an enormous outpouring of desire to help .
|
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Fortunately, my wife was clear about my desire to live.
|
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"My desire is to photograph people's inner pride," he said.
|
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Beijing also had come to desire better relations with Washington.
|
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"There's a desire for a bit of theater around showpieces."
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In one, they expressed a desire to kill more people.
|
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His entire career owes something to his desire for punishment.
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The Afghan people have clearly voiced their desire for peace.
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I'm experiencing a whole different kind of impulse and desire.
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But, it's not out of desire that the guy's there.
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Andrew Cuomo recently made his desire to host Amazon clear.
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My desire to not be of or with these people.
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She still has no desire to hear about my lifestyle.
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If they so desire, the animals can come for us.
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It will be a desire for revenge; it's human nature.
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What need or desire does a truly crushing riff satisfy?
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But Divola pointedly did not make these pictures out of a desire for destruction, but rather out of a rigorous, intellectual desire to create photographs that would be the nexus of several art styles.
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In an effort to study the effects of various birth control methods on desire in heterosexual relationships, researchers had 900 participants fill out the Sexual Desire Inventory, which measures both solitary and dyadic libido.
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However, some immigration hard-liners have already expressed the desire to see Congress take a vote given how prominent the wall was during Trump's presidential campaign, and their desire to act on the issue.
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As is the case now, these fights have pitted senators' desire to have leverage against an opposition party White House against the party in power's desire to get as many judges confirmed as possible.
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Central banks hold an even bigger share of supranationals' dollar debt, suggesting reserve managers can and do separate the desire to be invested in dollars from the desire to be invested in US Treasuries.
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On Lewis' functionalism, it won't be right to attribute such a complex desire to her unless she engages in some kind of activity that makes it clear that her desire has exactly this content.
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People are simply expressing a desire to hold more cash — ironic in a financial world that is growing more digital — and the central bank's job is to simply meet that desire for cash passively.
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He cited Trump's desire to extend the sunset provisions and have surveillance on more Iranian sites and Iran's desire for economic compensation, but said he could not elaborate because that could "jeopardize" future talks.
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While Republicans insist their motivation is the desire to provide aggressive oversight, Meadows and Jordan have been vocal about their concerns over the Mueller probe and desire for fresh leadership at the Justice Department.
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Faking it, of course, can operate in the inverse too, not as an attempt to suppress real desire, as Frances does, but as an inability to prevent real desire arising out of something feigned.
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The desire to do a daring activity ("Run with the bulls") was the sixth theme, with young people (26 years of age or less) exponentially more likely to report this desire than older people.
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As Levin notes, on the right alienation can foster a desire for purity — to exclude the foreign — and on the left it can foster a desire for conformity — to squelch differing speakers and faiths.
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"And I think there is still fundamentally a dire need and a desire — both a dire need and a desire — to build a 21st-century transportation system for a 21st-century economy," Emanuel said.
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"What was so rememberable about her was her pleasure in life, and her desire to get all the pleasure, and her consciousness of her desire to enjoy every moment of her life," Moore continued.
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Such an individual, when approached by the police, might just as easily be motivated by the desire to avoid the recurring indignity of being racially profiled as by the desire to hide criminal activity.
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Much of what incites sexual desire in men and women comes down to feeling desired by a partner, and even as sexbots get smarter, machines will never be able to express authentic desire and pleasure.
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The desire to put their memories in one place to preserve and share with fans was a mutual one -- as was the desire to work together again for the first time since the show concluded.
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But it is very much of its time, driven by a desire to take ideas seriously and a desire to be taken seriously, which, it cannot be stated enough, remains a challenge for women today.
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"The desire to have gender-neutral spaces is not frivolous; it is emblematic of a deeper, more fundamental desire to belong in the world and to feel safe," genderqueer activist and author Jacob Tobia says.
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He's a complex person with serious character flaws: One of Trump's more genuine traits is his grandiose desire to take care of anyone and everyone due in part to his strong desire to be liked.
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I think it's less that that work taught me something unknown than that it reinforced my desire to make work about human interactions, chance encounters, complicated relationships, and the desire to connect and also loneliness.
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With zero offense to anyone that's ever had the desire to get a full and restful night of sleep, you must know that Kris's desire for a peaceful slumber may be why she's so successful.
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But it's in the film's exploration of desire that it really sings, and begins to acquire magical realist qualities, as if human desire has the power to push everyday existence into something extraordinary and dangerous.
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It is not so much the desire to be closer to the heartland of Islam that prompts these changes, but the desire to display a modern Muslim identity, a shift commensurate with their economic progress.
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It's another distilled example of the combination of repudiation and co-optation, the desire to abandon and the desire to claim and tame and redefine, that so often defines the liberal relationship to Christian faith.
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The parties center nonwhite bodies, as the desire for proximity to queerness and blackness has intensified over the last few years, and they both honor the need and desire to protect the sanctity of spaces.
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Trump, however, has suggested that experts who recommend extending the campaign are motivated by a desire to defeat him politically, and not by the desire to protect Americans from the life-threatening COVID-3023 disease.
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Trump, however, has suggested that experts who recommend extending the campaign are motivated by a desire to defeat him politically, and not by the desire to protect Americans from the life-threatening COVID-19 disease.
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Thoreau wrote that in most men, the desire for society is stronger than the desire for being alone in nature, and he sought balance between man's need to be outdoors and his need for society.
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But he acknowledged that the officers "were somewhat betwixt, between two different aspirations": the desire to follow department rules and the desire to improve relations between the police and the public, The Sun-Times reported.
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When the door opened and Mohammad summoned him, the boy ripped off the ski mask, perhaps out of a desire to confront the brothers openly, perhaps out of a desire to impress the SWAT team.
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The scholar Leland S. Person suggests another way into the story, seeing homoerotic desire at play and arguing that James "transgenders desire" by forcing the male narrator to go through women to get to Aspern.
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" He added, "Despite all of the Americans' efforts in the region and their desire to cut off our ties with all of the world and their desire to keep Iran secluded, they have been unsuccessful.
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I don't think there's a lot of explorations of female desire.
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Where there is money and desire, heroin can usually be found.
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Senate leaders have no desire to lose yet another healthcare vote.
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Dialogues on Memory and Desire is a For Freedoms Federation exhibition.
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Some data suggest that people have come to desire small families.
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The desire to streamline approvals processes for deploying capital is reasonable.
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She also expressed her desire to return to her acting roots.
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But why was my desire to end being single so strong?
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So it became obvious there was consumer desire in this space.
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And what is the dance between love and desire in relationships?
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At the same time, desire does not die, love doesn't die.
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Those aims are usually different from the aims of your desire.
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Thank you for having the passionate desire to keep us safe.
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I lived every evening dreading the signals of my husband's desire.
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Either way, I have no desire to drop $80 on it.
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And thinking of reasons to live can help alleviate the desire.
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And Williams' desire to "throw shade" was misguided in Burruss' eyes.
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And I believe this Senate is going to confirm his desire.
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My desire is to help families like Erica's finally get closure.
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My desire to participate in this week's art strike is personal.
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Garnish with Thai basil, watermelon, mint, and anything else you desire.
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"They don't want to have desire all the time," she said.
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Movements are fueled, in part, by a profound desire for dignity.
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But others communicate your canine's desire to go outside, and play.
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That desire could even lead to yet another controversial public appearance.
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Don't give so much power to men or objects of desire.
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Trump has been open about his desire to overturn Roe v.
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Thee Desire Deluxe emojis shoulder book bag is down to £7.63.
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Gharachedaghi chalks it up to a desire to stir the pot.
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Offering virtual assistant skills fits into many semiretirees' desire for flexibility.
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As our thinking and maturity changes, so does who we desire.
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Human experience and desire is so much more varied than that.
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I'd been writing and speaking publicly about my desire to conceive.
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The desire to promote freedom and democracy was not far behind.
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You can follow up with a thicker moisturizer if you desire.
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I have no desire to play music that doesn't challenge me.
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One answer is a narrow desire to protect its royal prerogative.
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Twitter has also publicly expressed a desire to be more transparent.
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So I had the desire to go make my own album.
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Here we go, I thought, choking back my desire to scoff.
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" His desire to be called "Daddy" is highlighted in "Tempo Show.
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Muscala has no pressing desire to join the game, he said.
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The desire for the perfect Instagram snap has a similar result.
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Just take Ellie's repeated expression of her desire to have children.
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When you desire big things, a lot of stuff seems meaningless.
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But the show also explores queer desire outside of that framework.
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That is, if your desire to defeat Trumpian bigotry is genuine.
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He has, for the most part, kept his desire to himself.
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BREXIT: JOHNSON SAYS UNDERSTANDS DESIRE TO PROTECT INTEGRITY OF SINGLE MARKET
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"Perseverance really leads to the outcome that you desire," she said.
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They reflect a desire for strength in meeting the Western other.
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That, too, explains the company's seeming desire to get into content.
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People also differ in what kind of social relationships they desire.
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Other expressions of a desire to work together were more private.
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And suddenly: Re-enter Cleopatra, the unattained object of Andret's desire.
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There's more awareness and more desire to come watch what happens.
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I will no longer be quiet when I desire to speak.
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The EU and Japan share America's desire to constrain Chinese mercantilism.
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Trump has repeatedly expressed his desire to improve relations with Russia.
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Raw and bawdy comedies gave way to grappling and full desire.
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Sessions' record does not speak to that desire, intention or will.
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WATERBURY "Burning Desire," comedy written by and starring Lou Diamond Phillips.
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Let's start with Trump's desire to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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I definitely have the desire to go to the other side.
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But their fashion was also apparently used to suppress sexual desire.
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The ticket venture was grounded in his desire to make restitution.
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It appeals to American short attention spans and desire for scoring.
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So if you have a burning desire to watch Alien vs.
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Thiel is not alone in his desire to stave off death.
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I sincerely applaud your desire to buy seasonal and local produce.
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But the desire to co-operate has rather waned since then.
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It increases both people's happiness and their desire to have children.
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My earnest hope and desire is you never regain your freedom.
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There suddenly seems to be a desire to make better matchups.
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I don't have any desire to be invited to that party.
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Her desire for change is driving her support for Donald Trump.
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I want people to come here because they desire the designs.
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"People have an innate desire to confess," says the former prosecutor.
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Short of real smut, why cover up such objects of desire?
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Who has the time or the desire to "hang out" anymore?
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He rolls his eyes at younger Koreans' desire for a break.
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It's all about obstacle plus prohibition plus yearning, which equals desire.
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It's awesome and makes me drool with desire for the tech.
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The pro wrestlers had been open about their desire to reconcile.
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But the desire for change is both internally and externally driven.
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There's a clear desire for this type of game right now.
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True satisfaction is about fulfilling a desire, but also enjoying it.
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The descriptions of sex and desire that follow are also impeccable.
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And I became obsessed with the desire to write a book.
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Demands for stability have given way to a desire for change.
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For another three days I felt no desire for online stimulation.
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She has no desire to be a part of something controversial.
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"South London Forever" raises questions of sexual desire, consent and intoxication.
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The Mirror of Erised is supposed to show your heart's desire.
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The desire to cover our "imperfections" goes back a long way.
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Clearly, there is both a desire and need for this information.
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The statement from the Clinton campaign, via Elias, echoed that desire.
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And, as humans, many of us desire intimacy in our lives.
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Was she always supportive of your desire to become a comedian?
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Unless he did, and that sealed Chopra's desire to meet up?
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The desire for stardom, or at the very least, something more.
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"I have that John Barrymore desire to interrupt everything," Smith joked.
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Eventually, my rebellion won out over my desire to be poised.
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Can't you just feel the economic anxiety and desire for disruption?
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But I doubt that all heterosexual desire is really that simple.
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Ethan: For me, vore is about satisfying a deep biological desire.
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Head right inside for all the beer-stained carpeting you desire.
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So of course we imagined some desire for a deeper connection.
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For video games, it's the desire to gain skills and accomplishments.
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You can practice clear communication and fulfilling desire through Amazon Restaurants.
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That desire for opacity, though, doesn't necessarily point to money laundering.
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Others, out of desire to impose their will on the world.
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It's an attempt to fill the basic human desire for transcendence.
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Use the control knob to fine-tune the temperature you desire.
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Step 1: Part your hair on the side that you desire.
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How can mutual, consensual expression of desire and affection be wrong?
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They calculated that desire for revenge might make them willing recruits.
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They said a novel about male sexual desire couldn't be written.
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The Desire 830 will launch in Taiwan this Friday for $310.
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Despite Betty's righteous indignation and Jughead's desire, FP remains in jail.
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It's worth noting that I have zero desire to eat them.
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True defeat is the loss of willpower and desire to fight.
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I had no desire to own an exercise ball until now.
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Rather, the desire for peace is what underpins cross-border prosperity.
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But my heart and my desire is like a secret weapon.
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He cited a desire to return to his family in Arizona.
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I think there is a lack of a desire to listen.
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In this respect, we desire the election of a President Trump.
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The trick will be other content creators delivering on that desire.
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And rosaries are part of this universal desire for spiritual meditation.
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You have a desire to understand the source of that surprise.
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Cooper took Trump's words seriously, as an honest expression of desire.
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Not an object of desire, not something to prove her worth.
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With me it's always a desire to work with different characters.
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The FBI got their desire result – getting access to Farook's iPhone.
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Others were more desperate in their desire to reach the end.
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Trust me they have no desire to hire kids like that!
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DeGuisto's desire is simply that her husband be remembered and honored.
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Can you blame their anger and desire for radical political change?
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And finally, it really breeds a desire for more healthy connection.
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Ultimately, she says her desire to stay fit comes from within.
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Maybe it's our never-ending desire for new identities and experiences.
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Cardi and Offset have no desire to make a deal ... yet.
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All of these factors will contribute to the desire for acquisitions.
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And that is my only desire in this, is to reboot.
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Yes, it's an expression of female empowerment and desire for liberation.
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In her early watercolors, desire rises to the pitch of delirium.
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But my heart and my desire … is like a secret weapon.
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There is a desire to be the biggest and the best.
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One is the desire to reach across the left-right divide.
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It's not clear that she has any desire to do so.
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When the show is at its best it's exploring that desire.
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The desire to abdicate, to give up: for me, that's primal.
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Also implicit is a desire to keep regulation at a minimum.
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Her desire for justice was perhaps outweighed by her need to
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I had zero desire to ever go to this thing, ever.
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Our bodies crave and need Vitamin D. Our minds desire change.
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Greeks are painfully aware of the gap between desire and reality.
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Donald Duck's desire for change is lurking in the Disney enterprise.
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That suggests a degree of identification with the object of desire.
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A desire to end police violence also underscored many protester chants.
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The NFL has no desire to make the game completely safe.
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Everyone will have access to health insurance, should they desire it.
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I just had no desire to use this energy for sex.
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All of them left us with an unquenchable desire for more.
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Nearly 40 years of progress later and that desire still resonates.
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It is as tailored to the individual as shame or desire.
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It's the desire to understand how other people see a situation.
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That suggests a huge desire to remain private—and extraordinary willpower.
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Killmonger's desire for a militaristic engagement with the world on African
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Lines of desire and frustration swirl around them in maddening recursion.
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Little is known about them, beyond their desire to remain isolated.
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The mismatch of her heart's desire will not lessen her pain.
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The current Kim, however, has showed no desire for diplomatic talks.
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That's true, but love is the elemental desire of the spirit.
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Here's a dispatch from the strange world of attraction and desire.
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An insatiable desire that nothing else will satisfy, despite all logic.
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It's now officially summer, and the desire to grill is strong.
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A desire to downplay threats to democracy extends beyond American politics.
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Investors have shown interest in Brandless' desire to be different, too.
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Desire uniquely provides its own mixing service within the blockchain itself.
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During adolescence, the engine that drives desire and motivation grows stronger.
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But Trump has a desire to find Ricardel a new position.
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In contrast, Mazzei explores how desire can also become a prison.
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Since when have Democrats shown a desire to drain the swamp?
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Most amazing, I had no desire to reach for my phone.
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So I came away with this desire to go into business.
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"We do not desire the collapse of North Korea," Moon said.
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Gvasalia: And then also clothes that are wearable that people desire.
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Democrats signaled their desire to keep the pressure on the GOP.
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The tricky part comes with the desire to ride a recovery.
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Ask yourself these questions:What do you most desire in the world?
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A service that will film anything you desire with a drone.
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"I have no desire to hurt people," he told the newspaper.
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"He repeatedly expressed his own desire to travel overseas," Quigley said.
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And everyone starts with enthusiasm and a deep desire for change.
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However, they all have extraordinary talent and a desire to thrive.
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But he said he had no desire to be vice president.
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In fact, the survey found that the desire to defeat Mrs.
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"No, true defeat is losing the will and desire to fight."
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" But he cautioned, "I'm a little skeptical about their desire here.
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He slow-rolled Trump's ridiculous desire for a grand military parade.
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His desire to improve and understand our comments really stuck out.
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Though you may desire cash, don't make it the only option.
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He noticed American consumers' desire for healthy and filling lunch options.
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But some Senate Republicans have expressed a desire for more flexibility.
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As temperatures dip, my desire for everything autumnal and cozy rises.
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No; defeat is the loss of willpower and desire to fight.
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Despite losing his small business, he had little desire to retire.
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Hellerstedt decision added urgency to many Republicans' desire to keep Mrs.
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"The desire to dominate is not correlated with intelligence," he said.
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Mr. Nenshi said he has no desire to seek higher office.
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Griffin was driven by his desire to connect with the animals.
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It is a voyage home, fueled by a desire to understand.
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She was someone else's version, someone else's desire, adventure and heartbreak.
|
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But that desire has a dark side, as desires often do.
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What's admirable is his desire to be a leader who serves.
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Desire and competitive fire have rarely been a problem for her.
|
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A desire for raw materials may be influencing Beijing's actions there.
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Basically, you'll be able to manipulate reality to however you desire.
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In 2018, may we all get the tea we so desire.
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My desire to be chillin' is constantly interrupted for some adjustment.
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It filled me with the desire to write my own book.
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Fifty-three percent expressed a desire for three parties or more.
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"No one has any desire for any more acrimony," he added.
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TIMPF: Yes, I have no desire to go to the moon.
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But their desire for urgency seems to have faded over time.
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A desire to not have to be responsible for anybody else.
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We are all united by the desire for a healthy life.
|
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Consider one of the most recent objects of desire: The hoverboard.
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It's a hideous trap, my every thought made real. Fear. Desire.
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The opposition's desire to get rid of Mr. Maduro is understandable.
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A simple desire for "self defense" does not meet that standard.
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Mucha's posters themselves became objects of desire, Lippert continued to explain.
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I only have a desire to be healthy and feel good.
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Sometimes the desire to have everything in place makes everything harder.Absolutely.
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What I can't bear is our desire for that weak kitsch.
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She also confesses her desire to one day marry the Englishman.
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It may even sound that I feel entitled to their desire.
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Desire is not enforceable, nor can it conform to our politics.
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He contemplates brevity while gazing into an overflow of erotic desire.
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Haitians, however, are a strong people with a desire to serve.
|
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The revelation of process and material produces desire for the listener.
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Ernesto Barbieri: A desire to understand death and the dying process.
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There's this desire we have to participate on a grander scale.
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Boredom. I think there's a temptation and desire with human beings.
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Desire: to be an assassin, not a lady Dream power duo?
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"Congress requires no desire on the woman's part," he Sparrow-splains.
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I didn't necessarily have a huge desire to become a singer.
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On the part of readers, there's a desire to reward effort.
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"I have a desperate desire to give up smoking," he says.
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But it is just as much a desire to give back.
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Zlatan sees your desire for goals, and Zlatan does not care.
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It is a simple desire — just not simple to fulfill here.
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You might even be sincere in your desire to help them.
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The sleepless nights and the crushing desire to stay in bed.
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But the desire to connect extends beyond Ms. Gomeju's social circle.
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My resentment is starting to affect my sexual desire for him.
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Doing what you desire increases satisfaction of the vacation as well.
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Our libidos are mismatched, with me being the high-desire partner.
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Many actors operate from a deep-rooted desire to be liked.
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It's also not a desire to add custom gun models constantly.
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But the desire for agency can have an ideological component, too.
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They knew I had a desire to do things beyond sports.
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Driving the moves was a desire, even an impatience, for results.
|
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He said those stories instilled in him a desire for justice.
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And the desire of companies to rely on robots isn't abating.
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I had been struck hard by the desire to make things.
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Earle's being black contributed to the rage and desire for revenge.
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To her, desire can also be a stand-in for engagement.
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But there are other problems with combining power, proximity and desire.
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And in addition to hatred, you also need money and desire.
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Mr. Trump is not atypical in his desire to get outdoors.
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In the end, cinematic desire doesn't belong to any given sexuality.
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Or is it merely a desire to stick it to Jeffcoat?
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They're working, but they've still got that burning desire to learn.
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And another, "I'm Grown," expresses his desire to provide for himself.
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They are prostrate to higher values, motivated by desire for impact.
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Her decision was prompted by a desire for more diverse activities.
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Their desire to be with each other superseded the obvious roadblocks.
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Pandemics are anti-urban, preying on our human desire for connection.
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Both companies want to fulfill their customers' every desire and need.
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They wanted to feel desire, which they didn't equate with reciprocation.
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Instead, let's acknowledge that girls, like boys, come equipped with desire.
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Against that backdrop, the desire for $29 billion in damages faltered.
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Arnold also is motivated by a desire to make useful things.
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Top with extra Parmesan if you desire (and we always do).
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A few other things interest her, including desire, sublimated and unleashed.
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"Female desire has a mind of its own," Ms. Gilbert said.
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He has always felt an inexplicable desire to provoke, to confound.
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ROSALINDWhy then, can one desire too much of a good thing?
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I have no desire or ability to make her work again.
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Enter the name you desire for the meeting and click "Continue."
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Not all women have access to or even desire professional support.
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They are acrid with tear gas, and they unravel with desire.
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Let's get together, take on Trump's desire to divide us up.
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But your desire to build a civilization on Mars is premature.
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His loyalty to them is more than they deserve or desire.
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One thing that does seem clear is Salomon's desire to survive.
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Like Warhol, I make my own icons of beauty and desire.
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Their visions are limited, their understanding skewed by desire and fear.
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Neither type seems able to decouple desire from extraction and domination.
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