" On the health care bill: "It is my fervent hope, and the fervent hope of millions, that regardless of party, such courage is still possible.
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She is a fervent Bernie Sanders supporter with equally fervent bipartisan tendencies—known, roughly equally, for her concern for the treatment of veterans and her opposition to U.S. intervention abroad.
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Stans are much more fervent — and much more rabid.
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As Swift's internet presence diminished, the rumors grew more fervent.
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MANCHESTER, New Hampshire —Any fervent comments section has its factions.
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Despite his otherwise fervent support for President Donald Trump, Sen.
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The conclusion of Mueller's investigation ends weeks of fervent speculation.
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Three decades ago, Serra's most fervent critical champions were leftists.
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So I remain fervent in my support of clinical trials.
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My beliefs were rigid, dogmatic, and fervent — until they weren't.
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It looks like our fervent shipping is finally paying off.
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It also reignited the fervent nationwide conversation about police shootings.
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But the criticism was not equally fervent on both sides.
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Schlapp is a Kansas native and a fervent Trump ally.
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Similarly, impeachment remains only a fervent hope of the left.
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Musk reaches his fervent fan base — and critics — via Twitter.
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Even so, many Icelanders remain fervent supporters of the fireworks.
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And he was a reluctant but fervent convert to business.
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The air buzzed with insects whirring a fervent nocturnal chorus.
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A fervent bicycle culture has seen rapid development in Bhutan.
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SB Nation presents: Another workout that inspires fervent dedication- CrossFit
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She was a fervent supporter of Hillary Clinton during the campaign.
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While there was fervent enthusiasm for Cruz, former New Hampshire Sen.
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The most fervent Sandernistas tended not to be Democrats at all.
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Their faith in Nazism's ultimate triumph grew all the more fervent.
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Instead, he appeared to speak directly to his most fervent supporters.
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Perry has been an outspoken and fervent supporter of Clinton's campaign.
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Brennan, Hayden and Clapper are fervent patriots of the highest order.
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Jeff Flake, a Republican who has become a fervent Trump critic.
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Mr. Whipple said that nuns were among his most fervent admirers.
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" Trump is known to be a fervent viewer of "Fox & Friends.
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Many of the Khmer Rouge's most fervent ideologues were foreign-educated.
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And after Gorsuch and Kavanaugh, they all became fervent Trump supporters.
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Mr. Hodgkinson seemed to be a fervent opponent of Mr. Trump.
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Monday's ended with a fervent account of Rachmaninoff's youthful First Symphony.
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My father was a great actor, but also a fervent patriot.
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Celebrities and politicians lent their fervent support, but there were doubters.
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"I didn't even know how fervent the fandom was," Ayers says.
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"Keep in mind that Trump has a fervent base," he said.
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Much of the action will come from fervent supporters of Sen.
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Wordplay MONDAY PUZZLE — A wistful and fervent dream from Timothy Polin.
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But his fervent supporters see Mr. Han as Taiwan's best hope.
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Instead, it's the outgrowth of the fervent love of his father.
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All the online drama didn't do much to deter Popeyes fervent customers.
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PewDiePie's most fervent fans were angered by YouTube and Maker Studios decision.
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I am a fervent supporter of Bernie Sanders, as my granddaughters know.
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But outside the convention hall, protests were far louder and more fervent.
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A rocky start to 2016 trading failed to deter one fervent bull.
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But, my fervent desire for him made me look straight past that.
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Yeah, it's warm, but Revelations says that shit has a "fervent" heat.
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His fervent disciples followed it to the letter and, often, to excess.
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Love may not be original, but this funny, fervent novel is. ♦
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There is precedent for Netflix giving in to the most fervent demands.
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Patriotism is passion Patriotism seems especially fervent among two groups of Americans.
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On one hand, his most fervent supporters expect serious action on China.
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Trump's critics were much more fervent in their opinions than his supporters.
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But despite the crisis, Suu Kyi continues to enjoy fervent domestic support.
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That and his anti-communism made Ronald Reagan's administration his fervent supporter.
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His announcement was met with fervent opposition by most states with coastlines.
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Fortunately, there's a fervent strain bubbling just barely beneath the glossier fare.
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Over the centuries this civic religion fired a fervent desire for change.
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But they also know their audience: fervent defenders of the Second Amendment.
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The strongest essays narrow themselves to Le Guin's fervent obsession with language.
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A little over a year in, Kennedy remains a fervent Trump supporter.
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Ultimately this is a novel as tender and fervent as a prayer.
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"What does that mean?" said Ms. Thomas, herself a fervent Trump backer.
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Her fervent followers shout "two cents" as she holds up two fingers.
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But an undercurrent of prejudice still undergirds the National Front's fervent rallies.
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He inspires the same kind of fervent, true-believing following as Trump.
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Later, he started going to church on his own, growing increasingly fervent.
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Youth all over the world are fervent in their faith and tradition.
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My childhood self had another fervent dream that met a similar fate.
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But like Michelle Obama, Trump is actually a frequent and fervent hugger.
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Fervent emailers can attach as many emails, which will appear as an .
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Among his most fervent admirers was Margaret Thatcher, former British prime minister.
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Bright, too, has stuck to his fervent defense of the confederate battle flag.
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Instead, you see Democrats who were lukewarm supporters suddenly becoming more fervent proponents.
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Five years of economic recession have turned many into Maduro's most fervent opponents.
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English Premier League soccer has a small, fervent group of fans in America.
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That is a rather loaded framing, Justice Ginsburg argued in her fervent dissent.
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The changes announced Thursday look like a fervent wish to return to 2010.
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And even if you're just a fervent Finland fan, indiscriminate cybercrooks run rampant.
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Once again, this discourse is happening online: The responses were fervent and immediate.
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Waters has been a fervent critic of Trump since before he took office.
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So who can save this damaged bill that has almost no fervent supporters?
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O'Rourke's charisma and perceived authenticity ensure that he will retain a fervent following.
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So many fervent voters voiced this lament: Why can't we be like California?
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But he and Mr. Karakaya share a fervent preoccupation with improving customer service.
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He spoke with such calm but fervent passion and knowledge of the issues.
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She has positioned herself as a fervent Trump supporter and immigration hard-liner.
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They have a fervent commitment to some cause, some ideal or some relationship.
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The ex-congressman has become a fervent critic of Trump's rhetoric and character.
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Glass-Steagall was dying, and cannot be resuscitated, despite fervent attempts by Sen.
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"Take your turtle shell off," he said, in his quiet but fervent way.
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A fervent autodidact, Park was also deeply familiar with German theories of protectionism.
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That fervent speculation only intensified after the release of the "Britney's Gram" episode.
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" Toward the end of the book, Mr. Chernow called Hamilton "a fervent abolitionist.
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Despite some fans' skepticism, these automated responses were enough for some fervent followers.
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In that role, the government's own website described him as a "fervent Kabiliste".
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Nothing made tourists more visible than their fervent Instagramming and ever-present iPhones.
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Despite our fervent efforts to get him help, he slipped through our grasp.
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Darwin's writings produced fervent reactions, many of which are still going on today.
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Few besides the most fervent government loyalists ever saw truth in the plots.
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There were flowers, flags, candles, Christmas trees, wreaths, and hundreds of fervent notes.
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For Erdogan's fervent supporters, such apparent reluctance is further evidence of U.S. complicity.
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Celebrities and politicians lent their fervent support and others doubted the actor's claims.
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But that does not seem likely to placate the most fervent Brexit supporters.
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Separatists won a December election and chose fervent separatist Quim Torra as regional chief.
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The fervent supporters in the audience helped Trump handily win the New Hampshire primary.
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And a Mafia don's fervent need for abject loyalty from his capos and soldiers.
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His speech drew applause, though not the fervent reception of his usual campaign rallies.
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The hosts' enthusiasm was just too awkward a pairing with the audience's fervent booing.
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The deal was made over the fervent opposition of the hardline conservative Freedom Caucus.
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During the Cold War, however, Franco's fervent anti-communist views found a receptive audience.
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I think it might be central to his appeal to his most fervent supporters.
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When Henry broke with Rome to marry Anne Boleyn, her fervent faith became heresy.
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Even Uber's most fervent supporters had not grasped the true potential of the business.
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He was politically radical, with fervent convictions about social justice, atheism, vegetarianism and nonviolence.
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Does anyone outside of the most fervent gearheads care that much about their cars?
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My love affair with Doctor Who follows a trajectory all fervent fans will recognize.
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The Republican's most fervent supporters would often chant "lock her up" at Trump's rallies.
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We asked a few particularly fervent thieves about the details of their respective thievery.
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This is one reason the public option attracts both fervent support and bitter opposition.
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This new, fervent insistence on cleansing campuses of contradictions is usually attributed to politics.
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That's right, this colorful mushroom friend is arguably the Mushroom Kingdom's most fervent loyalist.
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They are not the majority of his supporters, but they are his most fervent.
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This was especially important against Trump, who has had a fervent base of support.
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The Nixon impeachers were serious and careful; the Clinton impeachers were fervent and excited.
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Atkins, a former topless dancer, was described as one of Manson's most fervent disciples.
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But it is worth remembering that for jihadists, it was also a fervent hope.
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I've received letters from readers all over China expressing their fervent and unwavering support.
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EU also has the backing of a fervent community, those in The Thunderbolts Project.
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This looks far too "soft" for the liking of fervent Euroskeptics in her party.
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News analysis The Israeli prime minister's fervent base can make President Trump's look pallid.
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" But ultimately he fears that the usually fervent interest in gun rights "trumps sanity.
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Your author, in keeping with coastal elitist stereotypes, is a fervent lover of greens.
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Not even its most fervent supporters expect it to go anywhere without considerable adjustment.
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This was not a popular view except among the most fervent pro-Trump outlets.
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He turns his lens toward the surrounding commotion, the fervent faces in the stands.
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Pope Francis, who is Argentine, added his "fervent prayers" in a telegram on Saturday.
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The bottom line: Facebook's TikTok argument is unlikely to placate its most fervent critics.
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From the perspective of Trump's most fervent supporters, the issue of race is crucial.
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The fervent support among younger voters for Sanders was evident in the Nevada results.
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The fervent support among younger voters for Sanders was evident in the state's results.
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But a few have clearly capitalized on conservatives' fervent hatred of Ms. Ocasio-Cortez.
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Their movement feels exhilarating, the fulfillment of their most fervent political hopes in view.
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But some of his most fervent backers insist that it makes perfect electoral sense.
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As a fervent Amazon customer, I love that its platform keeps getting more convenient.
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Mr. Peck's choreography often makes dancers look fervent, ignited; Mr. Ratmansky's arouses their imaginations.
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They are not the majority of his supporters, but they are his most fervent.
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In Egypt, support for Mr. Trump remained fervent among the country's anti-Islamist establishment.
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The fervent hope was to prevent the next imminent terrorist attack on American soil.
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Bernie Sanders is doing enough to quell his fervent supporters' "vicious, malicious" behavior online.
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Not only are they fervent Meadows supporters — they are even more passionate Trump supporters.
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Rather, he constructed a honey trap for the media, with his fervent supporters as bait.
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Every popular medium was built upon its early advocates' fervent belief in its unique potential.
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Mrs Cox was a fervent pro-European who bemoaned British foreign policy's missing moral compass.
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But they also fear defying the very loud will of Trump's fervent and unshakable supporters.
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Tulsi Gabbard and Andrew Yang are wildcards with fervent followings that could make things interesting.
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"It's time for America to repent," Ms. King said, before a fervent and rapt crowd.
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Plenty of other brands and models, have a fervent following despite problems with the vehicle.
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Across Arizona, Democrats are making a fervent push in the final stretch before Election Day.
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He has throngs of fervent supporters who have come to believe facts are somehow partisan.
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Sounds like some of Microsoft's most fervent browser users may be asking the same question.
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Most fervent are Argentina's Rolingas, a country-wide tribe of devotees who worship The Stones.
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Some Republicans, not all of them fervent Trump supporters, think the controversy will ultimately fade.
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Some of Trump's most fervent fans expressed enthusiasm for his performance at the news conference.
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There was more than one moment when I got caught up in their fervent activities.
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He has not directly contradicted Trump's fervent denials of collusion between his campaign and Moscow.
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And of course, there are the VR horror games, which already enjoy a fervent following.
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From a Kaganologist's point of view, the significance of her fervent gerrymandering dissent was twofold.
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Rashida Tlaib of Michigan, and their fervent criticism of the Israeli government's treatment of Palestinians.
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The alleged bomber, Cesar Sayoc Jr., appears to be a fervent supporter of the president.
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"He was just a little too fervent about the campaigning thing and winning," Neukirch said.
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My fervent hope is that it is a starting point for negotiations with congressional Democrats.
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Companies that attract such fervent consumer ire are often the product of extensive market consolidation.
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Pointing to various regions, he delivered a fervent lecture about endangered tigers and polar bears.
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From the Vatican, Argentine Pope Francis said he was making "fervent prayers" for the crew.
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If he does, Trump's most fervent defenders in the House will take it in stride.
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Five years later, Garner's death remains a fervent topic locally and on the national stage.
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On today's episode of Daily VICE, we speak with Donald Trump's most fervent women supporters.
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A skillful politician with a fervent support base, Mr. Erdogan still leads in the polls.
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The practice has been especially fervent in relation to content about the COVID-19 outbreak.
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Self-deprivation is his art, which he practices with fervent determination and on public display.
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In his brief career, he inspired fervent fan devotion as well as significant public backlash.
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That résumé has earned him a fervent group of supporters, mostly in the evangelical community.
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In fact, it's precisely the broad unpopularity of Republican government that's inspiring such fervent protest.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin is waging a fervent campaign to undermine NATO's unity and effectiveness.
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Student activism on campuses is not as fervent as it is in the United States.
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Student activism on campuses is not as fervent as it is in the United States.
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It's a vicious cycle: The more Bitcoin plummets, the more fervent and delirious people get.
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Instead of focusing on huge subscriber numbers, Snapchat parent Snap touts its fervent user base.
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Twitter bots have seemingly become the weapon of choice for fervent political supporters this election cycle.
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Beastwars has an incredibly fervent fanbase in NZ and Australia, and increasingly so in Europe too.
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They're all delicious, but even the most fervent cheese lover has a line they won't cross.
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Nevertheless, the most fervent and disgruntled of Markle's detractors have labeled her an opportunistic social climber.
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A Republican former senator from Alabama, Mr. Sessions was an early, fervent backer of Mr. Trump.
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Second, an increasingly fervent activist base could make it harder for Labour to broaden its appeal.
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Albinati was never a fervent believer, and he stopped going to Mass in his early teens.
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Since that night, Helene has been a fervent believer in what psychedelics can do for women.
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You could see that in their fervent embrace of bad trade deals, deregulation and "responsible" capitalism.
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There's no official word yet, but that hasn't stopped fans from running wild with fervent hope.
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In Stone's, Mia is brittle and brave, fervent and fantastic, a little goofy and extremely skilled.
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" Their de facto leader even gave a raspy speech before leading a fervent chant of "Encore!
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For years, America pursued a fervent policy of appeasement, rewarding Tehran's malicious acts with more concessions.
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But his fervent and at times over-the-top campaigning for Remain blew up his chances.
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It also stiffened the fervent opposition to Catalan separatism among national political parties - and many Spaniards.
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Hannity, a fervent loyalist of President Trump, responded to the arrest with his usual partisan umbrage.
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Even some of the most fervent Trump fans have acknowledged she did not state the truth.
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His campaign has clearly drawn passionate support and fervent opposition, but its fortunes are dwindling rapidly.
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He likened the fervent support here to that in a college town in the United States.
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In their hands, ceramic manufacture, dependent on high skill and fervent prayers, grew crude and loose.
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There were a lot of very fervent Nazis in the country in the 1930s and 1940s.
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How frequent their misunderstandings, how eager they are to kill one another, how fervent their hatreds.
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She learned she had cancer four years ago but remained a fervent mountaineer, her family said.
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The devotion at Liangjiahe falls far short of the fervent cult of personality that Mao ignited.
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But until this year, they did not know that their father had been a fervent Nazi.
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Democrats believe it was Mr. Trump, with his fervent shutdown embrace, who presented them a gift.
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But she retained a fervent fan base for her cheery movies and for her TV show.
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Like Mr. Trump, the president's most fervent supporters are not swayed by facts they consider inconvenient.
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Even so, Sanders retains a base of fervent fans that shows little sign of leaving him.
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Elizabeth Warren, a fervent opponent of super PACs, is now receiving super PAC support in Nevada.
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Loves "omnichannel"; makes up for it through fervent fandom of the British proto-punk band Suicide.
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The Mustang, however, has its own fervent following, even now, 55 years after it was introduced.
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History shows that fervent debate—and self-interested misinformation—go back to the mid-20th century.
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Despite health troubles and anxiety about his finances, Twain had a fervent curiosity that never faltered.
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The number soon grew to more than three hundred—young or old, fervent or merely curious.
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So, there isn't the lasting association and fervent loyalty many former "SNL" stars have with Michaels.
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We have become democrats by habit and no longer defend our system with a fervent faith.
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If airport workers, for example, declare a strike, they can expect to attract fervent community support.
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My fervent prayer is that grace pervades a papacy in the spotlight during this week's summit.
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She's hunted down every answer she could with the fervent passion of ... well, a true believer.
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And yet, Nintendo doesn't run its business according to the suggestions outlined by the most fervent threads.
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Yet he is also a fervent pro-European who wants to keep the EU united and strong.
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For the most fervent Tesla fans, another three months might be palatable, even with the repeated delays.
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They're fervent, insatiable music lovers who have trusted the service to be the foundation of their listening.
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If you're going to quote scripture in a room of fervent Christians, you better know your stuff.
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In doing so, they joined the very corruption her son had devoted such fervent passion to fight.
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His fervent beliefs about food and health now seemed validated by nothing less than the Holy Bible.
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This was a history of which I had no knowledge when I was at my most fervent.
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That could make it harder to generate the same level of fervent support as four years ago.
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It's been the biggest disappointment of Trump's presidency to some of his earliest and most fervent defenders.
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Working in 1916, German writer Hugo Ball aimed his pen at World War I's fervent nationalist rhetoric.
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The show found a fervent fan-base, and unexpectedly attracted an audience of millions around the world.
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And is the White House really going to say that they're fervent defenders of the First Amendment?
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Commercial air travel also followed this path, with early passengers engaging in fervent prayer on the runway.
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With a 98% on Rotten Tomatoes, Netflix Original American Vandal has a fervent (and vaguely twisted) fanbase.
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Unfortunately, the negative realities of this romcom don't seem to be resonating with its fervent fan base.
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Even worse, speaking as an educator, I try to foster fervent, but respectful, debate among my students.
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At this point, Cleganebowl is like a religion, with its own fervent following, hashtag, and dedicated subreddit.
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He was also a fervent critic of arms control during the height of the nuclear arms race.
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For the Saudis, however, every calculation is colored by a fervent preoccupation with the intentions of Iran.
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Despite Lost Somewhere's lack of mainstream success or digital availability, the album has maintained a fervent cult.
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His fervent support is not something she's matching… Things seem to be a little off the rails.
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The legacy of this decision is clearly illustrated by Canada's fervent support of startups in recent times.
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That has deprived the team of playing in front of their fervent fans and in familiar conditions.
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"We were sickened by the association," the fervent address, posted to Rosanne's Facebook page on Wednesday, read.
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The somber opening violin and clarinet lines unfolded to haunting effect before eventually reaching a fervent climax.
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The committee has distinct partisan divisions and boasts both fervent critics and fierce Trump allies, including Rep.
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In a televised broadcast, Chávez declared that he had chosen Maduro, a fervent disciple, as his successor.
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Brennan has emerged as a fervent Trump critic, and regularly weighed in on the special counsel's investigation.
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His fervent fan base includes Bob Dylan, Patti Smith, Francis Ford Coppola and the poet Billy Collins.
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Kobach, a fervent Trump ally, is running for governor in a tight race against Democratic state Sen.
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The Rohingya are painted as potential terrorists in Jammu and the call for their relocation is fervent.
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He makes grandiose promises to rile up his most fervent supporters, apparently without thinking through the implications.
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The decision angered some of his most fervent supporters, who immediately criticized his seeming change of heart.
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She also spent the day telling other fervent protestors about her hometown: Have you heard about Flint?
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What remains is a fervent hybrid of nationalism and anti-statism, an echo of the rebel yell.
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He is a fervent fan of President Trump, who has made numerous baseless claims about voter fraud.
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She wrote her dissertation on the metaphysical poet George Herbert, whose limpid, fervent verse touched a nerve.
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However, tensions between the two campaigns — and among their most fervent supporters — have increased in recent days.
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Instead of being educated to a cultured skepticism, too many have been educated to a fervent certitude.
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It made for fervent fans who relied on the band for a kind of emotional safe harbor.
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Mr. Hughes, who followed the case closely, said Mr. Gammal's lawyers were particularly fervent in their defense.
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Ideologically, Mr. Trump's most fervent supporters in Congress break with the Freedom Caucus in important policy areas.
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Trump's most fervent supporters would probably not recognize qualities in the President that Biden saw in McCain.
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Castro does not inspire the fervent following of Ocasio-Cortez, and his presidential campaign never gained traction.
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But as anticipation for American Dirt grew more fervent ahead of its release, so did the criticism.
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Gladys Knight's fervent, tearful, forthright voice can suggest either one in this vintage Motown "hit factory" reject.
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His disdain for millionaires and billionaires is as fervent as ever, even as he has become one.
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It's that tension laced with hope that makes French's books so compelling and her fans so fervent.
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In court, however, he has a reputation for being bare-knuckled, with a fervent desire to win.
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But as other seekers of clicks discovered, Mr. Trump's supporters were far more fervent than Mrs. Clinton's.
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I closed this lovely book with a fervent wish that everyone in it live happily ever after.
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Robert Walser was likely to find in images a reason to look into his own fervent imagination.
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After it launched late in 2015, Netflix's Making a Murderer was wildly popular, developing a fervent following.
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Photographs of Biel alongside the fervent anti-vaxxer Robert F. Kennedy Jr. appeared on social media Wednesday.
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But one of the best fillings is vegetarian beef, a miracle of soy protein and fervent with ginger.
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Many hailed the film, and it was nominated for an Oscar, but it also had its fervent detractors.
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No wonder Peter Thiel has been such a fervent proponent of distribution, beyond just building a great product.
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The meme really took off when David Harbour, who plays Hopper, tweeted his fervent approval of the account.
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Just worries that his fervent gesture would fade from minds, and that the spectre of Mao would remain.
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Still, Sanders retains a fervent base of support, which in turn has given him a lot of money.
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And so even after the curtain falls on Cleveland on Thursday night, the fervent money chase won't stall.
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Dole Whip was introduced in Disney Parks in the 1980s, and has since garnered a fervent fan following.
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To more fervent Brangelina fans, Pitt and Jolie are good parents, good people, a good husband and wife.
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He brushes off the fervent debate about whether the commercially available D-Wave computer offers a speed advantage.
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A pertinent example: Earlier this year, a number of fervent DC Comics stans fervently demanded that Warner Bros.
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It would be very hard, even if you're a very fervent progressive, to think that's a good idea.
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Comey told the cast of "Fun Home" he'd booked tickets after a fervent recommendation from his adult daughter.
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This is not a topic on which the more fervent carbon tax advocates have showered themselves with glory.
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Even fossil fuels' most fervent supporters realize that federal energy research plays an important role in economic development.
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The President has faced sagging approval ratings for months, but has maintained fervent support among his political base.
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Betsy DeVos, Trump's nominee for Education secretary, is a fervent supporter of charter schools over their public counterparts.
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But even fervent keto-followers like Harper and Weiss caution that the keto plan is not for everyone.
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But it was singular among its most fervent consumers for its unique, sophisticated home goods and customer service.
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There are certain atheists who have no compunction about dismissing fervent believers as victims of delusion and hallucination.
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But, in public, Pence remained a calm but fervent advocate for Trump through that drama — and many others.
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McBath, who recently won her runoff in Georgia, was a fervent supporter of Clinton during the 21 campaign.
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It's a shame, because there's no place in the U.S. more fervent in its hockey fandom—sorry, Minnesota.
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Americans know less about their history and creed and are less likely to be fervent believers in it.
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Much of his career has been built on this issue, along with his fervent opposition to illegal immigration.
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Chile, like several other South American nations where soccer reigns supreme, has a small but fervent tennis following.
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Foreign and Lebanese players of different religions play for all the teams, winning fervent followings regardless of background.
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At rallies, the president's most fervent supporters look past his falsehoods, racially charged statements and attacks on critics.
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The battles have been intensified by the election of Mr. Trump, who enjoys fervent support from white nationalists.
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Demobilized soldiers, right-wing militias and fervent communists all fought for their competing visions of the postwar order.
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Around the country, plummeting profits have forced the closures of even outlets with fervent commitments to independent reporting.
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Yale said it would rename a building honoring an alumnus, John C. Calhoun, a fervent supporter of slavery.
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Despite all the fervent opposition from the political establishment, he has made significant progress toward accomplishing that goal.
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There, he was reacquainted with Steve Jackson, a cousin and boyhood chum as well as a fervent Zionist.
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But it was a coherent vision, and he is rallying a true and fervent love of our home.
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Yes, in case any of you forgot, Travis Kalanick has devoted some seriously fervent passion to fight corruption.
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That's enough to sow doubt in even the most democratic of minds and the most fervent of revolutionaries.
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My friend Win Luanchaison, a real-estate developer and fervent culinary explorer, and I tucked into our bowls.
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Hanging out with friends, he honed his technique by watching DVDs of two of his most fervent inspirations.
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I suspect TLOU Part II will inspire similarly fervent adoration and divisive reactions, but for a different reason.
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A fervent critic of the Trump administration, the Goldman chief has frequently scolded the U.S. president on Twitter.
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Rather, Walser was more likely to find in images a reason to look into his own fervent imagination.
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" Zeleny wrote that Biden "followed the lead of -- and sought support from -- some of the Senate's most fervent segregationists.
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It also means that that about 17 times out of 18, Mr McIlroy's fervent supporters will go home disappointed.
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Expect to see acts of all genres with fervent followings, from Ry Cooder to Tank, Citizen Cope to Tinashe.
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And his fervent, loyal flock looks like it is as up for the fight as it was in 2016.
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I wonder if the Rent backlash when it first came out was as fervent as the Hamilton backlash is.
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Among the more fervent Cold Warriors, Canada was often seen as a weak link in the battle against Bolshevism.
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Mr Bolsonaro is a fervent defender of the military dictatorship and a fan of Chile's former dictator, Augusto Pinochet.
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During the 2016 presidential election, and in the early days of the Trump administration, Drudge was a fervent supporter.
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IT BEGAN AS a demand from a handful of Liberal Democrat MPs and a hard core of fervent Remainers.
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And when it comes to fans, it's hard to imagine any more fervent than those that love Star Wars.
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Everything you can find in bookstores is either written by one of his fervent supporters, or by Sanders himself.
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The word first came from former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who is perhaps Trump's most fervent campaign surrogate.
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A fervent campaign led to a career-shifting role as Melanie Hamilton in 1939's Gone With The Wind.
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An original watercolor painting of the storefront elicited the most fervent bidding war while I was at the auction.
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Donald Trump's campaign appears to be paying to promote his campaign on Reddit, where he has a fervent fanbase.
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When we began writing To Venomous Depths, we knew we were on to something special; something powerful and fervent.
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And in its fervent support for Moore, conservative media may have reached its political zenith — and its moral nadir.
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She also criticized the fervent speculation and excitement behind the asset class, attributing price movements to irrational investor behavior.
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The issue will now be whether Cohen, who was until recently a fervent supporter of the president, is credible.
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To many—including some well-drawn, fervent female acolytes—her combination of sincerity, neediness, ambition and sympathy were alluring.
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The poll found that while Trump's most fervent supporters approve of refusing to bend, no other demographic group did.
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Stanley Black & Decker's innovation push remains as fervent as it did when Frederick Stanley founded the company in 1843.
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For some artists with a fervent grass-roots base and a mastery of social media, the answer is no.
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Most others, however, are trying to avoid offending the fervent Trump followers while not alienating more independent-minded centrists.
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" But all the business leaders he speaks with have one thing in common: A "fervent desire to solve problems.
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This super bubbly agua mineral, in retro green-tinted glass bottles, has developed a fervent following here in Texas.
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The Bolívars may no longer be a youth orchestra, but they play with the fervent blandness of child prodigies.
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Some creators invite and encourage engagement from their fervent fan bases, especially if they're already familiar with fan culture.
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The region is deeply divided between fervent secessionists and those, increasingly vocal, citizens who prefer to remain in Spain.
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As a newcomer to politics, Trump has used colorful language in the past to describe fervent support for him.
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But in terms of fervent opposition to Trump and his policies, Waters is in a league of her own.
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Abu Firas was a fervent opponent of Islamic State's style and was ideologically at odds with the militant group.
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"I have come, above all, to pray with the nation's small but fervent Catholic community," Francis said on Tuesday.
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He has proved uniquely and idiosyncratically able to sustain the loyalty and fervent belief of investors, customers and employees.
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President Trump relied on a fervent, immovable base that Ailes laid the foundation for, with tools supplied by Murdoch.
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Many of his most fervent supporters are involved in the technology industry and actively promote him on social media.
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The final touch was Crandell's suggestion of a partnership between the cigar-puffing Mies and his fervent advocate Johnson.
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While Charles Darwin became a fervent abolitionist, his half cousin, the brilliant and arrogant Francis Galton, became something else.
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Ida B. Wells, a world-class journalist and fervent anti-lynching reformer, was an indefatigable critic of the segregation.
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It found a fervent cult audience, but it wasn't the blockbuster smash and franchise-starter Henson had hoped for.
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But perhaps this idea of humiliating Mexico is what really appeals to President Trump and his most fervent supporters.
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A good shop or a restaurant will always have somebody who is fervent about wine and ardent about hospitality.
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If Ms. Handel keeps a cool distance from the president, she risks alienating the most fervent pro-Trump voters.
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Sanders' endless spigot of small contributions from fervent supporters keeps him flush even while he lags in the polls.
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Some fervent Trump critics accused the president of having orchestrated the situation in Iran with this outcome in mind.
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Interpreting his slippery lyrics became a favorite pastime of the band's most fervent fans, the Deadheads, something he relished.
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They would be followed, Mr. Boss recalled, by 50 to 100 of the most fervent collectors, armed with flashlights.
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Their survival instincts won't permit it, given the allegiance of Trump's diminished but still fervent base among GOP voters.
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"Proud to be followed by @narendramodi" read the Twitter bios of hundreds of the prime minister's most fervent supporters.
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Moulton, earlier this year, emerged as a fervent critic of Pelosi, questioning her ability to effectively lead the caucus.
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The August ruling setting forth the new joint employment standard sparked immediate and fervent protest from the business community.
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Everybody knows that the president is a racist and a xenophobe who draws fervent support from outright white nationalists.
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But she was leaning toward doing so, she added, earning a high-five from Ms. Ramos, a fervent supporter.
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While Tesla owners can be fervent, the vehicles continue to exhibit supposed poor workmanship and endure long repair times.
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News Analysis Sexual harassment has come back once more to haunt Hillary Clinton, that fervent, flawed champion of women.
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So it's fitting that one of Olio's central figures is a fervent admirer of The Souls of Black Folk.
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Additionally, he has embraced a fervent religiosity that is evident in the religious content on his social media feed.
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Since the death of his beloved wife Joan on July 6, 2017, his most fervent desire was to join her.
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Gun control proponents are equally fervent in interpreting the amendment as protecting only a communal right, not an individual right.
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She emphasized the show's fervent fan base and two online videos to explain why Netflix was bullish about the show.
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Bill Mitchell, a fervent Trump supporter, sees this raw approach to news as the New Media Upside Down's competitive advantage.
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So, it's no surprise Newsom's body of work is the subject of fervent scholarship — and Newsom the object of fascination.
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So it remains my fervent hope that we step back and try to deliver on what the American people need.
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What if the studios interpret our fervent standom to mean gay people want to see straight actors in gay roles?
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Particularly fervent crystal enthusiasts will say that crystals need to be treated with great care, almost as though they're alive.
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Characters uncover secrets only to be killed off; they get pregnant, married, and separated within a few dozen fervent pages.
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An early and fervent supporter of Mr Sanders, he too favours a mix of sensible progressive proposals and Utopian schemes.
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His father, James Mill, was the "most faithful and fervent disciple" of Jeremy Bentham, the inventor of the felicific calculus.
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During the election campaign, Mr Trump became a fervent proponent of the idea that America suffers from widespread voter fraud.
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For Trump, it means building on the reality television star quality that built him a fervent following during Republican primaries.
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Meanwhile, a handful of fundraising campaigns have sprung up to solicit cash from fervent believers who want more miles built.
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This might explain why people are so fervent about Musk: he took a joke and made a real, fun thing.
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The recent weakness of gold suggests that some of the fervent bullion believers have jumped on the bitcoin bandwagon instead.
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For its most fervent adherents, French republicanism is supposed to supercede all previous loyalties, be they Catholic, Protestant or Jewish.
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For as fervent as Dallas Cowboys fans are, there are just as many people who have despised Jerry for decades.
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That could make it harder for him to generate the same level of fervent support he did four years ago.
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To Alker, this move suggests "that the fervent desire to get CHIP done had faded," in the House at least.
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Such sermonising keeps the piece from feeling honest, though perhaps at home among movies distributed and supported by fervent believers.
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But unless you're a die-hard Liverpool fan or a fervent chronicler of doping cases, you probably never heard why.
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He and his wife have a son, Abram, 11, a fervent basketball fan who is non-speaking and has autism.
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A showdown could spark backlash from the party's fervent base, where the president remains popular, just months before the midterms.
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Still, it's a significant indicator of the arguments that President Donald Trump's fervent allies are making against the Mueller investigation.
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Outside of Carlson, the only women to come forward from Fox News have been those in fervent support of him.
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While the Trump-Putin meeting will be closely watched by NATO members, its most fervent observers might be in Ukraine.
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Clinton in November, a faster coalescing around the survivor of a fervent primary fight than her "PUMAs" exhibited in 2008.
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When President Clinton proclaimed the event a "victory for peace," he voiced not empty rhetoric, but many people's fervent expectations.
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There were signs of it before he used a fervent antiglobalization message and "America First" language to stir nationalist sentiment.
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Corsi grew up in East Cleveland, where his father was an official with a railroad union and a fervent Democrat.
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While Israel consistently polls amongst his most fervent supporters internationally, polling data shows his Israeli approval rating closer to 69%.
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Rosie O'Donnell, one of President Trump's most fervent critics, says she's genuinely concerned whether she'll survive his time in office.
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Pelosi, a fervent Clinton supporter, stressed that the presumptive Democratic nominee has acknowledged her error in using a private server.
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A Juggalo is just a fan of the Insane Clown Posse, or perhaps a particularly fervent fan of the group.
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The lower house's approval of the bill by a crushing 22015 votes to 216 stunned even the most fervent optimists.
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Community's fervent fan base helped keep it on the air for six seasons, despite it never becoming a huge hit.
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Trump drew tremendous ratings and had fervent supporters, and Ailes was afraid of losing that audience to rival media outlets.
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Tisch was often referred to as a socialite, she was also a fervent benefactor for causes like the AIDS crisis.
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Wallace, in a fervent hope to work with Moscow, was blind to the machinations in which he was a pawn.
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Ironically, while their music is easily identifiable amongst their fervent fan base, relatively little is known about the members themselves.
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As a fervent Sanders supporter, Andiola has been critical of Hillary Clinton throughout this election on a number of issues.
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She became a fervent admirer as Mr. Bolsonaro vowed to take drastic measures to restore security, like tougher prison sentences.
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Yet in Mr. Hadelich's lean, fervent account of the Brahms, that master emerges as a trailblazer, a precursor to Ligeti.
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And all would face the wrath of the President and his fervent base if they voted against Trump's interests. Sen.
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He was initially seen as a fervent advocate of the "America First" stances put forth by Trump during the campaign.
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" Church leaders had failed in "safeguarding the faithful," he said, calling for apologies, reparations, transparency, new policies and "fervent prayer.
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One of the most fervent anti-war senators is Paul, with his libertarian bent and his opposition to nation-building.
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Part of the reason Harris is such a fervent believer is that he developed the Jawzrsize with himself in mind.
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As a seemingly gentle, childlike man, he inspired a protectiveness in his most fervent fans that continues to this day.
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The fervent belief in the fundamental freedom of all people, regardless of color, was built into the foundation of Ohio.
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Frank Wolf, a Republican congressman from the area, was a fervent supporter of the Uighurs and a critic of China.
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But even with early eligibility and same-day registration, many of Sanders's most fervent Latino supporters aren't eligible to caucus.
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We also just did a piece on the culture of very fervent fans of the Browns, an Ohio N.F.L. team.
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Only time will tell if his fervent faith in the soft "g" is vindicated, or consigned to the dustbin of history.
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" Quim Torra, the Catalan region&aposs current president and a fervent separatist, said the dropping of rebellion charges was "wonderful news.
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Fervent Wall Street critic Sanders decried the potential influence of Goldman veterans on Trump's administration when the Cohn pick was reported.
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Yet instead of trying to expand his support, he speaks mainly to his fervent base, representing around half of Republican voters.
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The no-frills German discount grocery chain is growing aggressively across the US and, like Wegmans, has attracted a fervent following.
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But that fervent defense of free speech hasn't been extended to students who wanted to start a conversation about fighting racism.
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All five were there for their own unique reasons, yet fervent imaginations and a shared sense of fun brought them together.
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Curly hair is among nature's most fickle, high-maintenance creations, and haircare brands catering to curls tend to inspire fervent devotion.
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"You're Too Big To Hide Here" I was six and in the middle of a fervent game of hide-and-seek.
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Florida's two major parties are now looking to their most fervent supporters - progressive Democrats and Republican conservatives - for victory in November.
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There is otherwise a risk they will mistake seething anti-Trump resistance with a desire for Mr Sanders's similarly fervent pitch.
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The second presidential debate has come and gone, and with it, the corresponding amount of hot takes, headaches and fervent arguments.
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Musk's fringe is different because the center is morally righteous, which means the outliers are even more fervent than other fandoms.
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Some have speculated that Fidel Castro was holding him back with the fervent communist ideals that he built his government around.
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But surprisingly, less than half of eligible millennials actually showed up at the polls in 2012 despite fervent social media activism.
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They're now just old paper, stapled together by sellers capitalizing on nostalgia for one of American media's most fervent news spectacles.
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Rao's comments drew fervent criticism on social media, with some calling for engineers and executives behind the project to be punished.
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The New York Times, you're a publisher, you're a fervent Twitter … Brian Stelter: Yes, I would say CNN anchor and Twitter.
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It comes during a time of fervent domestic support for Erdogan as well as international misgivings about the post-coup crackdown.
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Their deep pockets, fervent membership base, and exorbitantly powerful lobbying arm have stymied any kind of meaningful gun reform for decades.
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Hanna's father, Erik (Joel Kinnaman of Altered Carbon), is an ex-CIA agent and still the target of a fervent search.
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Nowhere else is neighbor forced to argue face-to-face with neighbor, our passions and fervent beliefs rising to the surface.
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But Sanders's most fervent backers, who have still not accepted Clinton becoming the nominee, caused significant disruption during the previous hours.
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And the demographic core of Trump's base — male, white and rural — tracks seamlessly with the most fervent supporters of gun rights.
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More broadly, Germany has been the most fervent voice that reckless economic pursuits should be punished, no matter the human toll.
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He was compelled by fervent concern over Hitler's advance and, no doubt, by a desire to stay politically alive and visible.
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In contrast, even fervent supporters of Obama in the city see the ongoing U.S. embargo as a leading cause of poverty.
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In the campaign's last weeks, at such rallies, Mr. Trump is sealed in a hermetic bubble with his most fervent supporters.
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Though it attracted fervent devotees, the show turned off some who found its naval-gazing, blue-tinted introspection short on action.
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" Pompeo adheres to a fervent brand of evangelical Christianity and once characterized politics as "a never-ending struggle ... until the rapture.
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Killer Mike's been an active voice in the US election since the Democratic primaries, mostly in fervent support of Bernie Sanders.
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McBath, who recently won her runoff in Georgia's 6th Congressional District, was a fervent supporter of Clinton during the 2016 campaign.
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His fervent delivery, rooted in blues and soul music, makes compelling listening out of this process, on record or in concert.
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Despite fervent denial, the most gripping evidence of the erasure of Nakhichevan's Armenian heritage comes from within the Azerbaijani government itself.
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Mr. Trump, a fervent opponent of the deal, officially withdrew the United States from it on his fourth day in office.
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Robert Jeffress, the senior pastor of First Baptist Dallas and one of Mr. Trump's most fervent evangelical supporters, said on Tuesday.
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It's that directness that has earned her particularly fervent fans, many of whom are looking to Ulven for guidance and understanding.
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A fervent champion of national security, he gave Trump a pass for making light of Russian interference in an American election.
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Some of its most fervent admirers see it as the perfect work of art for its moment, the roaring mid-1980s.
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One of the most fervent evangelists of this was Sergio Marchionne, the Fiat chief executive who engineered the merger with Chrysler.
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Her youth, charisma and progressive policies have stirred fervent admiration among her devotees — a phenomenon called "Jacindamania" by the news media.
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But last time the issue came up, 12 years ago, it was sideswiped by fervent opposition from lawmakers and the public.
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Ernst Toller (Ethan Hawke), an upstate New York pastor, as he comes undone after meeting a fervent environmentalist and his wife.
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With their armed insurrection, black balaclavas and fervent speeches, the Zapatistas forced Mexico to grapple with its long history of inequality.
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When wind turbines were first proposed off the coast of Cape Cod in 2002, the objections from many environmentalists were fervent.
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His challenge on Tuesday will be to show skeptics that he is more than a niche candidate with a fervent following.
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His economic advisor Gary Cohn, a fervent supporter of free trade, announced on Tuesday that he would be leaving the administration.
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Heller and McSally have both hewed closely to Trump as they try to gin up support from the president's fervent base.
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Clinton and Trump are hampered by the worst favorability ratings for nominees in modern times, though both have committed, fervent supporters.
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"Every time we saw her, we shouted awful things," a fervent Beatles fan recalled about Ono in Philip Norman's book Shout!
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On all four albums, pop's urge for inclusion prevails, and in concert — Eilish and Grande fill arenas — they spur fervent singalongs.
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My parents always emphasized the importance of civic engagement -- hence my fervent support of our my daughter's involvement in the walkout.
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A fervent atheist, he introduced Danish readers to Nietzsche and, late in life, wrote a book entitled "Jesus: A Myth" (1925).
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A fervent budget hawk, he was ready with his own spending plan when Republicans captured the Senate after the 2014 elections.
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Landing the Conservative Party conference for the Grand has been largely Moose's doing, and his fervent professional hope is that Mrs.
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During the 2016 presidential race, Sessions, then a Republican senator for Alabama, was among Trump's earliest and most fervent political allies.
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Lee Zeldin, a New York Republican who emerged during the House impeachment proceedings as another of the president's most fervent defenders.
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After five seasons, Fox decided to cancel the comedy, which has always drawn modest ratings but also a fervent cult following.
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Finally, we went inside the Canadian headquarters of the Instant Pot, the kitchen gadget that inspires fervent devotion from its users.
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And when these movies are done well, their most fervent fans are right there, ready to embrace that snow globe themselves.
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Blending the kind of exhaustive data PRRI touts, Jones traces two intertwined cultural histories: that of mainline Protestantism — careful, ecumenical, less fervent in the culture wars — and its sometime rival evangelical Protestantism, whose fervent and uncompromising reactionary approach to hot-button political issues from segregation to LGBTQ issues was responsible for both its rise and, he says, its downfall.
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His most fervent followers are likely to brush them off, as they argue that Trump broke no laws, and admire his cleverness.
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Who needed a web full of think pieces when voters could get frequent and fervent updates on Trump direct from the source?
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Here was an American president who had railed against free trade and immigration speaking to the world's most fervent believers in globalization.
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At the time, "Tiptree's" work was received as sharp and innovative, earning Hugo and Nebula awards and drawing a fervent fan base.
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It is successful, however, if its purpose is to show to Trump's most fervent backers, to his base, that he is tough.
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We're optimistic that after Aladdin premieres in its entirety in May, Swole Genie will attract a fervent fan base of his own.
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In 2016, he was an early and fervent supporter of Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders, or "Crazy Bernie," as Trump called him.
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As with Clinton herself, Tuesday marked an occasion that was years in the making for some of the candidate's most fervent supporters.
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The company announced in December that user growth was at 30 million MAUs, so growth has been fervent in 2017 so far.
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But he does seem to be starting the process of easing his fervent supporters, many of whom loathe Clinton, back into reality.
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The big appeal of Mr. Sanders to his most fervent supporters is that he hasn't changed his views on his core issues.
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The clothing brand spent the rest of the day assuring fervent Queen Bey stans that it meant no slight by the tweet.
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Aside from a fervent desire to leave the EU without a deal, his priorities are not always those of a typical Faragist.
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Ehrenreich got warm reviews for quirky 2016 comedy "Hail, Caesar" but is otherwise little known to generations of fervent "Star Wars" fans.
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Last year, Automata became a surprise critical and commercial success, selling more than two million copies and earning a fervent cult following.
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Years of successful grassroots campaigns have convinced fervent fan bases that if they're passionate and loud enough, they can resurrect the dead.
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Why it matters: Cruz emerged as a fervent critic of President Trump in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, which devastated Puerto Rico.
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Fervent Beyoncé fandom, as well as demand for a Texas-centric primer to Black feminist studies, fueled student excitement over the course.
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Clearly, all of this naked lust is painted as moral bankruptcy in the face of the fervent prayer we were talking about.
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He made his pitched to a packed, warm high school gym full of fervent supporters in Milton, Massachusetts, just outside of Boston.
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This DJ/producer is a stalwart of Havana's small but fervent underground electronic music scene, and has been touring nationally since 2001.
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Though Chaudry isn't recognized on the street (yet), she's a public figure when it comes to the fervent Serial discussions on Reddit.
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" That fervent desire to push boundaries has been with DPR2 since childhood, he told me, and is part of his "whole personality.
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He notched a $25 million haul in the third fundraising quarter of the year, suggesting fervent support for his grassroots movement persists.
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His fervent hope is that he walks off Thursday night feeling better than he did on that afternoon nine-plus months ago.
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Trump's most fervent supporters want the return of traditional industries, the retreat of intrusive government and the disempowering of the current elite.
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Her message may come swathed in sparkle and couched in her own fervent Christianity, but she gets it across just the same.
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Despite the fervent claims of Qatari officials that the offending speech never happened, Qatar's neighbors, led by Saudi Arabia, reject the explanation.
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Roger Ver, a bitcoin investor and fervent supporter of Free Ross, said in a Reddit post that the hacker had approached him.
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Whereas civilisation was centered on commerce, luxury, and urbanity, Kultur infused local ties and traditions with fervent spirituality, and idealized the Volk.
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Among them is Zoé Robledo Aburto, an opposition senator representing the state of Chiapas and a fervent proponent of the disclosure initiative.
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Now it is getting the kind of recognition that will live on for decades in the fervent, tribal world of English soccer.
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He could be utterly relentless in bringing America back closer to herself precisely because his devotion to American ideals was so fervent.
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A fervent Catholic, Mr Camacho declared in the presidential palace vacated by Mr Morales that "the Bible has re-entered" the building.
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Tariffs could also backfire on the economy of the regions in the southeastern United States where Mr. Trump's support is most fervent.
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The GOP Congress also has come up short on some of Trump's chief priorities, disappointing the president and his most fervent supporters.
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That has gained him fervent support among voters who feel most aggrieved by America's changing demography, particularly white voters without college educations.
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Franks, a fervent Trump backer, said if the leaker cannot be prosecuted under the law, then that person should be politically ostracized.
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The Israeli government, and its most fervent supporters in the United States, expected Donald Trump to deliver a new New Middle East.
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But his fervent base of supporters packed the state convention over the weekend in hopes of winning additional delegates for their candidate.
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Should he have just waited in the parking lot and given his ticket to someone more fervent with a shorter reading list?
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Current and former spies are floored by President Donald Trump's fervent defense of Russia at this year's G7 summit in Biarritz, France.
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On Saturday, Mr. Pence riled up Mr. Kemp's fervent supporters and posed for selfies afterward while country music blared from the speakers.
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Now, with fervent contempt for the Constitution, he is out to silence Obama administration appointees who do not toe the Trump line.
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Sebastian, born Iosif Hechter in 1907, was a writer deeply immersed in the fervent intellectual life of Romania in the interwar decades.
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But I hope there will be some fervent singing as well — maybe even some of what used to be called protest songs.
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Even a massacre of fellow Americans lacks the singular power of illegal immigration as a galvanizing factor for some fervent Trump supporters.
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Though a fervent New Dealer during Franklin Roosevelt's presidency, he had been drifting to the right and now found his political lodestar.
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After a particularly fervent sermon in Chicago, his sister committed him to a mental hospital, where he was placed in solitary confinement.
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At worst, it communicates that message more broadly to the most fervent of the white supremacists who number among the president's supporters.
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Mr. Zeldin, a veteran, clearly connected with voters in the First District with his fervent support of Mr. Trump and of Israel.
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Many Weibo users have pointed out the parallels between Xuexi Qiangguo and the fervent "Little Red Book" campaigns of the Mao era.
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One of the most fervent environmental campaigns in Australia's history could also be a tipping point in the global campaign against coal.
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Mr. Haq was a fervent supporter of the Afghan struggle against the Soviets in the 1980s and later supported the Taliban movement.
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The Republican National Committee, though, distributed talking points to supporters criticizing a "fervent anti-Trump bias" and calling for Mr. Strzok's termination.
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More recently, Trump has received a wild reception at the conference dominated by young people and the right-wing's most fervent members.
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If possible I would prefer something by a fervent materialist about a wealthy clubman and a dark apachess—or something about love.
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Mr. Raniere's most fervent followers included Allison Mack, the former "Smallville" actress, and Clare Bronfman, an heiress to the Seagram liquor fortune.
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That's come as supplies have tightened due to fervent campaigning from environmentalists that has dried up funding and investment in the sector.
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New Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has met Puigdemont's successor - fervent separatist Quim Torra - in a thawing of relations between Madrid and Barcelona.
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Naturally, these platforms spawned a tremendous wave of fervor for Bernie's campaign, and, at times, an equally fervent response to his adversaries.
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"My fervent hope is that this reintroduction will contribute to the strengthening of conservation," said Titus Matlakeng, South Africa's ambassador to Chad.
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State authorities twice prosecuted for the murder Byron De La Beckwith, a fervent white supremacist whose guilt was supported by overwhelming evidence.
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But she also gave a fervent description of how it worked by drawing in more investors attracted to profiting through good works.
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He also said some of his fraternity brothers, who are fervent supporters of Mr. Trump, are giving Mr. Yang a hard look.
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He also said some of his fraternity brothers, who are fervent supporters of Mr. Trump, are giving Mr. Yang a hard look.
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The video highlighted newspaper headlines accusing so-called "Bernie Bros" — Sanders' most vocal and fervent supporters — of spewing the social-media vitriol.
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Trump professes a fervent belief in loyalty, but for him, the trait is a one-way street running only in his direction.
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For his ambassador to Israel, he nominated David M. Friedman, a lawyer and fervent supporter of Israeli settlements in the West Bank.
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Schulz is a fervent supporter of increased EU integration and would make establishing a economic and monetary union (EMU) a core objective.
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She has a fervent following and regularly sells out at literary festivals, but has remained just on the edge of the radar.
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I can now proudly say I count Republicans and fervent Christians as good friends, I just couldn't tell you who they are.
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That's the topline frustration I hear from Trump voters who made that frustration manifest in their fervent support of an unlikely hero.
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The most fervent gun rights advocates are almost certain to turn out every year, and guns are the issue that drives them.
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His Republican rival, Ron DeSantis, is a fervent Trump supporter, riding an endorsement by the President to victory in the Republican primary.
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And like a cathedral, the bookshop attracts fervent worshipers — up to 3,500 a day — who pay a three-euro fee (about $3.20).
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So when a fervent conservative friend asked if I wanted to campaign for Bush after cross-country practice I said of course.
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Bernie Sanders's campaign and his most fervent supporters are going to read this article as harsh — and in many ways it is.
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Although Mr. de Blasio did not endorse Mr. Sanders for the Democratic nomination in 2016, he was and remains a fervent admirer.
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Both sides will use the vacancy to rouse the most fervent members of their political bases by demonstrating the stakes in the election.
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Parker and Clyde attracted fans, the most fervent of whom stormed the site of their death in Louisiana, gathering stray bullets as memorabilia.
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During his time as a member of the Florida House of Representatives, he was a fervent supporter of Florida's Stand Your Ground law.
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In the meantime, fervent fans will just have to trek out to LA to get a savory taste of the bloody addictive soondae.
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For a particular demographic, Kim can give a power-up to anyone and any product, and Kanye has built his own fervent following.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The commercial success of BTS in the United States realizes the Korean pop industry's most fervent dream.
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Trump's most fervent supporters included outspoken anti-Semites, online trolls on the "alt-right" who delighted at tormenting Jewish journalists and public figures.
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Richard Shelby of Alabama, a strong Sessions supporter and fervent admirer of Trump, told me in his office on Capitol Hill in December.
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But perhaps because he is neither physically imposing nor long off the tee, Spieth attracts a fervent following in nearly every golf circle.
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They are the key to his presidency -- it's how he shapes a political narrative and connects with his army of fervent, loyal voters.
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By day, Sebastian laments his parents' fervent search for his bride-to-be, but by night, Sebastian transforms into fashion icon Lady Crystallia!
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She says some of this may have been attributable to Corbynmania, but it was also due to her stance as a fervent Remainer.
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There are tensions about the White House's strategy, with the most fervent Trump allies favoring a hard-line approach and others expressing misgivings.
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If he talked about his affinity for pizza, I'd ask — with fervent enthusiasm — what he thought the best pizza joint in NYC is.
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"I've liked him ever since he came out, when no one else liked him," says Sam (below), 26, eyes-bright with fervent excitement.
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The show never enjoyed tremendous ratings during its three seasons at Fox, but it did enjoy critical acclaim and a fervent cult following.
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And although opposition protests occasionally gum up the centre of Nairobi, even his most fervent supporters will not stay on the streets indefinitely.
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Humphrey was a fervent #NeverTrump member and was still hoping as late as mid-October that the GOP would find a different nominee.
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Several Tories have openly floated the idea of replacing her as prime minister, preferably with a more fervent believer in Brexit (see article).
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The sport has definitely developed a fervent following in the States, even though it still lags behind the NFL, NBA, NHL, and MLB.
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He is a fervent backer of right-to-work legislation, which prevents unions from requiring workers, members or not, to pay union dues.
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But shares quickly bounced back before falling again when Gary Cohn, the president's economic adviser and a fervent advocate of free trade, resigned.
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The game's ceasless evolution and improvement has created a stable, fervent user base—a base that's not shy about asking for new features.
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Trump made hardline immigration rhetoric an early part of his White House run, a move that inspired fervent support from conservative, grassroots voters.
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The term "girl power" was born in Olympia, Washington, out of a fervent feminist punk scene that would become known as Riot Grrrl.
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Perry was one of Clinton's most fervent celebrity surrogates during the 2016 presidential race, repeatedly hitting the campaign trail for the Democratic nominee.
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Betsy DeVos, Trump's Education secretary, has long been a fervent advocate for school choice reform like the kind being discussed in Orlando Friday.
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Regulators have largely given the country's platforms free rein—which may not be unconnected to the fact that they are now fervent lobbyists.
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But Avishek had managed to capture Bennington's manic stage pacing, the way his voice went from a fervent whisper to a curdled scream.
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The editorial boards of The New York Times and The Washington Post, in particular, probably would be the most fervent in offering praise.
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Michelle Kraus, managing partner of Technology & Politics, a global technology industry advisory firm, is a big Clinton fund-raiser and a fervent supporter.
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It has also attracted a fervent fan following, with some even creating a website dedicated to which characters the show should feature next.
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Netflix has canceled One Day at a Time — but the critical darling's fervent fan base isn't letting it go down without a fight.
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His campaign has not only galvanized young voters, but also produced an invaluable email list, several million strong, of fervent activists and donors.
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Still, the curtain call lasted no more than two and a half minutes, despite fervent applause, which had been consistent throughout the night.
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Some of the more fervent pro-Europeans – such as the thousands who protested Brexit on Saturday – still hope the decision can be overturned.
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Dietary dogma is so strong in Los Angeles that even Dodgers Stadium offers vegan and gluten-free options for fervent-but-sensitive gamegoers.
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The big picture: The breadth and speed of the new disclosures were sobering even to the most fervent loyalists in Trump's inner circle.
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As the NYTimes points out, the president's admission of replacing Obamacare is sure to be a serious disappointment to Trump's most fervent supporters.
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And yet Trump quickly took a commanding lead in the polls, and rode his fervent support all the way to the White House.
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Some of Trump's most fervent supporters have branded IRI an enemy, a proponent of the globalist agenda that Trump and his backers abhor.
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Foreigners in particular are widely assumed to have been the Islamic State's most fervent adherents since they moved there to join the caliphate.
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After the war, Albert Reimann Jr.'s fervent Nazism and abuse of forced laborers did not stop his family from attaining colossal wealth.
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He is a passionate cynic, an artist who degrades and celebrates his medium through the relentless yet fervent repetition of a selected motif.
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Resistance to the Trump administration has taken the form of rallies, speeches, fundraisers, boycotts, fervent Facebook posts, a sea of knitted pink hats.
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The trade restrictions have forced Qatar into deeper economic ties with Iran, while Tamim has become the object of a fervent personality cult.
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Still, her dramatic rise and fall have unleashed fervent discussions on a range of topics including body image, social mobility and female empowerment.
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Mr. Soros and Mr. Steyer were among the targets who had pipe bombs sent to them by a fervent Trump supporter last month.
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But even the most fervent evangelists (myself included) never imagined the kind of global economic, social, and cultural impact Wi-Fi would have.
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He tacks toward the center ideologically, and the passion that fueled his candidacy was a fervent frustration with the way Washington works now.
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Meanwhile, some of the most fervent activism against affirmative action comes from a growing movement of recent first-generation Chinese immigrants, academics said.
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"Arnold used to say never walk past anybody, always acknowledge people," said Mickelson, who over the years has gained his own fervent following.
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Her announcement this week could appeal to more fervent supporters of Mr. Sanders, whose base Ms. Warren has been seeking to win over.
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That's when, having had my fervent fill, I can take a more leisurely and experimental approach to the rest of the season's bounty.
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Ross Brawn, Formula One's managing director for motorsport, was born near Manchester and is a fervent supporter of the Manchester United soccer club.
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When he was Ohio's governor, John Kasich was especially fervent in that mission, signing more than a dozen bills targeting women's health care.
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The immersion was churchlike, less about sensory overload than a fervent commitment to take in a pastor issuing one demanding statement after another.
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On her 2019 album, "Cuz I Love You," Lizzo lets loose with virtuoso gospel-rooted singing that can be fervent or wildly campy.
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Donald Trump claims to have fervent support among Christian evangelicals, even as pockets of the community have started speaking out against the president.
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Galloway suggested the apology didn't seem entirely genuine — not that it matters much to his very fervent base of Tesla investors and consumers.
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But it's uncommon for George Conway to tweet about Trump in direct response to his wife, one of the president's most fervent supporters.
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Farage, a fervent Trump supporter, rose to prominence as the leader of the U.K. Independence Party (UKIP), a rival to May's Conservative government.
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Mr. Keliher has become a fervent evangelist for "American War," which he predicts will be one of the spring's most widely discussed novels.
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The fervent collectors still powered through political malaise and ignored CDC warnings about Zika in order to buy up what was on offer.
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Both Sanders and Trump have been peddling messages of economic gloom, and their most fervent supporters may just be parroting back those messages.
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It was upheld unanimously, despite the fervent advocacy of Debs's lawyer Clarence Darrow, by the same Supreme Court that would decide Plessy v.
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But conservatives in the United States and Africa were equally fervent, arguing that a change in the teaching would oppose historical church teaching.
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The hoopla will be fervent, among the faithful, and both the life and the works will doubtless be aired afresh on our behalf.
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The alt-right movement had been earning plenty of attention throughout the election cycle, especially for its members' fervent support for Donald Trump.
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Sean Hannity, a Fox News Host and one of Trump's most fervent supporters, praised the president's decision to accept Kim's invitation to meet.
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In the eyes of its most fervent fans, Marvel has assassinated Magneto, arguably the most beloved villain the comic book company has ever created.
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Protesters gathered on 14th Street outside the National Press Club to demonstrate against "DeploraBall," an event organized by some of Trump's most fervent supporters.
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A flight attendant insisted on pushing half-size bottles of Dasani — also made of plastic, albeit "partially sourced from plants" — despite my fervent protestations.
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Juicero's most fervent believer was its CEO, Doug Evans, who came up with the idea after finding flaws with every juicer on the market.
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One woman turns out to be a fervent supporter of President Donald Trump who fears a deep-state conspiracy to remove him from office.
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My brief but fervent hopes for a Jason and Molly-type reversal are pretty much shattered once Peter takes a seat next to Rachel.
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"It is my fervent hope that this young woman gets all the support that she needs going forward," Mr. Thompson said in his statement.
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When the girls were teenagers in the '70s, they moved to Berlin and were swept up into the fervent political spirit of the times.
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If anything, in this Sabrina, "religion" stands in for any kind of fervent belief: a political affiliation, a social cause, sports fandom, bigotry, whatever.
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Each year President Hamilton would have given a fervent speech at a national convention in Washington virtually guaranteeing sainthood to those who backed him.
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Obama praised the energy of Sanders' fervent supporters Wednesday, but called on them to support Clinton even if they have doubts about her policies.
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It's not shocking, Bratich argued, that this Comello QAnon situation has gained such a fervent following amid the aftermath of the college cheating scam.
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One of Mr Modi's first and most fervent pledges in office was to clean up the Ganges, to ensure its "purity and uninterrupted flow".
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Are you a fervent acolyte of the on-demand video streaming revolution and yet still yearn for some of the old-school television charm?
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But the prime minister said Savoini, who is a fervent admirer of Russian President Vladmir Putin, held no official role in the Italian government.
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On "Midnight Child," for example, Martin Rehof sings of someone missing, and here Communions almost shed their playfulness for something more adult and fervent.
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If you're inclined to put that notion to the test, start with Tony Malaby, a tenor and soprano saxophonist with a fervent, pleading sound.
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A man can talk about his fervent faith and moments later decry as false quotes that are clearly verifiable-on camera or in writing.
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The commission will meet French president Emmanuel Macron, a fervent Paris 2024 supporter who took power on Sunday, at the Elysee Palace on Tuesday.
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Fervent believers have searched for any sign that Half-Life 3 may be coming in the intervening years, desperately clinging to rumors and hope.
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After fervent speculation, the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences confirmed Wednesday that Chris Rock will return to host the 2016 Oscars telecast.
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Perhaps the least-loved of Ms. Denis's features since her 1999 breakthrough, "Beau Travail," the film nevertheless has a fervent — dare we say rabid?
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Party divisions, rapidly changing demographics and a very fervent and ardent opposition remain dangerous threats to the GOP's tenuous hold on national political power.
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McGovern, with the avid and fervent support of legions of young people and party outsiders (sound familiar?) upset the established order and ruling class.
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On the contrary, in Jamie's account of her childhood, one detects something like the fervent nostalgia of Russian expatriates for life before the revolution.
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It took a lot out of me for understandable reasons but it was a fervent reminder of why I do the work I do.
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But from his perch onstage in St. Augustine, soaking in the screaming cheers of thousands of fervent supporters, Mr. Trump saw a different reality.
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The move to revoke Brennan's security clearance was widely seen as an effort by Trump to retaliate against one of his most fervent critics.
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But secondly, watch the way he replies to this question from journalist and fervent anti-doping crusader, Paul Kimmage, at a 2009 press conference.
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Mr. Aoun, 81, has developed a fervent political base of supporters who consider him a last hope for the country's dwindling Maronite Christian community.
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In the months before the murder, Ellard was in the throes of an intense, fervent friendship with a blonde, delicate girl named Josephine Bell.
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The chicken is spatchcocked, flattened, smeared with marinade and then settled in the garlicky bath overnight, where it grows more fervent with each hour.
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" As for Sanders, Warren again condemned the online rhetoric of some of his most fervent supporters and said such behavior represented "a real problem.
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Sure, his most fervent supporters and the most stubborn tribunes of his fugitive greatness — Tucker Carlson, Laura Ingraham, Ann Coulter — are rallying behind him.
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And for once, he might actually pick up some support beyond his fervent base, and even find himself on the right side of history.
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Bernie Sanders' most fervent supporters have built a grassroots progressive political movement since his 2016 presidential bid, showing up in throngs to his rallies.
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He was also perhaps its most fervent evangelist, openly boasting at the Capitol that he had convinced friends and acquaintances to buy into Innate.
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It wasn't the rampant nationalism of fervent soccer fandom he was tapping into: rather, the collective experience of the sport bringing disparate people together.
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For Escapex clients, it means controlled access to their most fervent admirers, a way to reach the superfans, ignore the haters and make money.
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In so doing, the campaign is making an appeal to the party's rank and file, reaching beyond Mr. Sanders's fervent base of progressive voters.
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Another was the birth of Hasidism, in the eighteenth century, which used a fervent democratic mysticism to wrest authority away from Judaism's learned élite.
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In fact, it's the people who go to church least — like the members of the alt-right — who seem the most fervent moral crusaders.
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My fervent hope is that the FTC will continue to look to the platform level as the proper place to levy any substantial fines.
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On one hand, when handled skillfully and tactfully, customer service via social media can produce positive PR and create fervent brand loyalty that's infectious.
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The president's most fervent backers, in both politics and the media, have suggested that Mueller's probe might be derailed by allegations of political bias.
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Enthusiasm is more fervent at the ideological edges of each party, with 24.3% of liberal Democrats and 56% of conservative Republicans deeply enthusiastic vs.
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They believe Sanders's fervent base of supporters and his commitment to Medicare for All have kept him in a strong position in the race.
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Ms. Pirro, whose television career had stagnated, has watched her ratings rise as she became one of Mr. Trump's most fervent on-air defenders.
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If Republicans are to enact major legislation in the next few years, over Democrats' fervent Senate opposition, reconciliation is how it's going to happen.
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Clinton's leadership and a statesmanlike lecture on her approach to issues evolved into an angrier recitation of grievances against Mr. Sanders and his fervent supporters.
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In 2009, Eddie Chung's documentary The Achievers, a common term used for self-identifying Lebowski fans, detailed the subculture and fervent fandom behind the festival.
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The Republican-controlled Texas House passed the so-called "Save Chick-fil-A" bill on Monday, despite fervent opposition from Democrats and the LGBTQ caucus.
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OnePlus customers are fervent supporters of the phone — there's no need to cringe while reading the oft-dreaded "comments section" in reviews of OnePlus devices.
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For me personally because I am so invested and so politically active and a fervent supporter of Hillary Clinton, obviously I was over the moon.
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After a long and fervent campaign by Timothée Chalamet's Twitter stans, the first look at his preppy stoner indie, Hot Summer Nights, is finally here.
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While the evangelical Christian right is now a fervent Trump constituency, it wasn't that way when Trump first announced his run for president in 2015.
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Today the word eros refers to sex, but to the Greeks it meant the fervent desire to reach excellence and deepen the voyage of life.
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It would be a mistake to think that the English Reformation was mostly peaceful, with beheadings and burnings confined to a small and fervent elite.
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For months, drama and tumult have rocked the Republican Party, as a fervent anti-Trump movement launched a full-on onslaught to derail his candidacy.
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When I first started going to China, I met many people in positions of power who were fervent believers in the principles of open society.
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Maduro's dwindling but often still fervent supporters, many of whom remember the generous welfare policies of the Chavez years, want to give him another shot.
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But, awkwardly for liberals, he was also a fervent believer in free markets and free trade, years before Margaret Thatcher ever started talking about Thatcherism.
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Now a fervent Trump supporter, she once ran for the presidency on a Green Party ticket and championed liberal views on gay rights and abortion.
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They got off on the wrong foot during the debate over Afghanistan, these officials said, because General McMaster was so fervent about sending additional troops.
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I had a fervent crush on Draco Malfoy as a teenager, and it has had a pretty drastic effect on my interpretation of the books.
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Perez, a fervent Clinton campaigner, jumped in later but has gained steam and is believed to have the backing from some in the White House.
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It would infuriate some of his most fervent supporters, risk economic turmoil, and violate a campaign promise shortly before he's up for reelection in 2020.
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Flower kids are an institution at figure skating competitions as they whiz out to scoop up the presents fervent fans toss to their favorite skaters.
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It's our fervent hope that ever-mounting evidence of collusion between the Trump team and Russia will convince Republican members to sign on as well.
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He has been a fervent opponent of Le Pen for years, but her anti-establishment, anti-globalisation stance could resonate with some of his voters.
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But there is some evidence that his administration might not be as radical as his most fervent backers hope and his most adamant critics fear.
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According to a fervent Instagram post, this couldn't be further from the truth, and Winter used her trusty Notes app to set the record straight.
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He followed his message of reconciliation to the people of Laos with a fervent restatement of his strategic focus on Asia, often called the pivot.
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Although the move has long been sought by the most fervent backers of Israel, a storm of protest is already brewing in the Arab world.
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Jackson Pollock, Krasner was a fervent booster of her husband's work, outspoken in her conviction that he was, as she liked to say, numero uno.
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Democrats run the additional risk of driving the fervent few who call for impeachment away from any candidate who will run against Trump in 28500.
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The last US Ambassador to Syria, Robert Ford, will be remembered for his fervent anti-Assad stance and desire for President Obama to be bolder.
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Much like their candidate, many of Trump's most visible and fervent supporters, drawn largely from the nativist right wing, were disposed to wild conspiracy theories.
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That kind of political calculus has not yet budged Mr. Trump's most fervent backers, who see the 2016 race as a battle over national identity.
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He was also one of the most fervent abolitionists in eighteenth-century France, and he brought that fervor to the final volumes of the Encyclopédie.
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Armed with rave reviews and a fervent fan base, the two-part "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" is a shoo-in for best play.
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Betsy DeVos, who will be the secretary of education, is one of the most prominent and fervent advocates of using federal money for charter schools.
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Fervent free-traders repeat endlessly that everyone loses in a trade war, conveniently overlooking the critical point that, in this case, the losses are asymmetrical.
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Yet the most fervent anti-Trump campaigners have long held on to one slim reed of hope that there's still a way to stop him.
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Mr. Jones is a fervent supporter of Donald J. Trump, who appeared on The Alex Jones Show for a 30-minute interview in December 2015.
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His most fervent allies portray Mr. Mueller as a runaway prosecutor whose supervisor, Rod J. Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, should be removed from office.
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The debate over the mine has dominated headlines in Australia for months and fueled one of the most fervent environmental campaigns in the nation's history.
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LONDON — "Grief Is the Thing With Feathers" is a novel that, despite defying easy categorization, found a fervent readership when it was published in 2015.
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This was an era of global oil shocks and nuclear meltdowns, and Greg was of the fervent belief that the monorail might save us all.
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Mr. Hatch, who will retire after four decades in Congress at the end of the year, has also been a fervent supporter of the president's.
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Mr. Hodgkinson also appeared to have been a fervent fan of Senator Bernie Sanders, according to a Facebook page with references to the Vermont senator.
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The largest, most fervent and violent Baghdad protests on Wednesday were in the poor and working class neighborhoods of Sadr City and Al Amal City.
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The ad attacking Sanders represents the riskiest bet yet on the power of big money because of its chance of inflaming Sanders' fervent fan base.
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For the most fervent and least coherently ideological members of the self-described Trump opposition, a mastermind figure provides a stable and versatile narrative prompt.
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The president's frenetic tweets and public statements make it hard enough for fervent loyalists to defend him on television, let alone before the U.S. Senate.
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He has been a fervent opponent of Le Pen for years, but her anti-establishment, anti-globalisation chord could resonate with some of his voters.
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In the end, this bill is unlikely to usher in a new era of economic growth and prosperity, despite the fervent claims of its backers.
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Sports Illustrated censured the program's "fervent religious culture," in which receiver DeAndre Hopkins, now a star for the Houston Texans, was baptized on the field.
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That disparity, in the very city where Mao spent his youth and first embraced politically radical ideas, has infuriated his most fervent admirers across China.
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Though the Iranian government is usually a fervent defender of its military activities, Iranian leaders have, in this instance, chosen to outwardly critique the military.
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Moore, a fervent public tribune of conservative family values, was credibly accused of sexually abusing a 14-year-old girl and pursuing several other teenagers.
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One of Jefferson's most fervent hopes was that Americans would be spared this carnage, and he did his best to set us on that path.
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Mr. Paslow's wife, Adele, was outraged by Mr. Trump's treatment of women, and sparred with Mr. Peterson and her own mother, a fervent Trump supporter.
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His fans back him and his teachings with zealous vigor, and the employees and volunteers who run his events are often his most fervent followers.
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Every serious attempt to remove a president has had to confront this segment of the electorate's loyalty—or fervent opposition—to the president under investigation.
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"People are really devastated, a lot of the #KHive are women of color," she added, referencing the hashtag of Harris's most fervent and active supporters.
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When I stepped out of the Harrington on the morning of July 19703, the streets of DC were already swamped with Trump's most fervent supporters.
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When Doyle, the former editor of Portland magazine, died in 2017, he left behind a fervent fan base and a trove of well-loved books.
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And for every moderate or casual Trump-leaner he may lose by fighting, he could easily be gaining the more fervent support from his base.
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Older South Koreans were among her most fervent supporters, while critics warned that she was trying to take the country back to its authoritarian past.
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Just 3½ years later, Nelson announced Thursday that after "fervent, united prayer to understand the will of the Lord," the church is reversing the policy.
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He was notorious for his religious zeal and his fervent defense of the church during a time when Christians were heavily persecuted for their beliefs.
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Devin Nunes (R-Calif.), the ranking member of the Intelligence Committee and a fervent defender of Trump's, was in Pompeo's call log on March 31.
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But they underestimate the fervent anti-Europeanism of Mr. Trump's voters and the limits placed on a president who insists on governing from his base.
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This gives a single sufficiently radioactive bad review a blackball effect—which is, of course, the most fervent hope of the person who posted it.
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It was no rare occurrence to find, near the beach's northern boundary, a small but fervent cohort of nude baby boomers distributing Naturism 101 pamphlets.
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But at 100 minutes, this fervent experiment drags — because it's too convoluted, and because the single philosophical stand it seems to take is for nihilism.
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Some said it was a symbol of the part-Kenyan president's ancestral dislike of the British empire – of which Churchill had been such a fervent defender.
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Ms Ortega's rebellion and Mr Ramírez's resignation are a sure sign that the regime has lost moral authority even among some of its most fervent supporters.
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The vitriol adds context to polling that shows Trump losing to almost every major 2020 Democrat, despite marshaling the most fervent base of any modern president.
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This growing anti-Americanism also helps explains the fervent opposition to the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, or TTIP, the proposed EU-US free trade deal.
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With Donald Trump's surprise presidential win becoming all but official on Monday, it's a good time for reflection by his fervent opponents and most ardent supporters.
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What does it mean that Oram (Billy Crudup), the hapless replacement captain of the Covenant, is a fervent Christian who's mistreated and disrespected by his crew?
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And rapping China over religious freedom is a layup for the fervent Christian -- who also seeks the favor of religiously inclined elements of Trump's voter base.
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" Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett, a former aide to Bayh, said in a statement: "Our thoughts and fervent prayers are with former Indiana First Lady Susan Bayh.
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Concern trolls are the worst, but this fervent reaction to an otherwise innocuous Instagram story made me wonder if nasal decongestant spray really is the devil?
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In years past, Trump enjoyed a small but fervent fan base at CPAC — but the young, grassroots conservative crowd tended to cheer loudest for Kentucky Sen.
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I'm talking about awards season — a time of going to the movies, having fervent debates over which film deserves Best Picture, and narrowing down Oscars bets.
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But she delivered a swift rebuke to her critics on stage, charging that the party could not choose caution and overlook the fervent desire for change.
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A bid to wrest the party banner away from his hands would risk alienating his fervent supporters, who might then repudiate any subsequent nominee that emerges.
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As the fervent audience awaited her with open arms, she leaped from the stage with an eagerness that seemed to have been building for 15 years.
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After all, books by Vine and YouTube stars — most of which are autobiographies — have risen to bestseller lists thanks in large part to their fervent fanbases.
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Thus, I'm hoping everyone (everyone) reading this will hear/read my fervent plea: can we please, once and for all, put an end to pointless meetings?
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The vignette is not loaded with a crucial narrative decision that will trigger complex branching storylines, nor does it overwhelm the player with bombastic, fervent action.
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Sentencing was set for October 5 but will no longer be necessary due to the pardon issued by Arpaio's guardian angel and fervent supporter, President Trump.
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Though each have fervent fanbases in their own right, Khan and Hynes have more freedom of narrative — the creative is just as important as the personal.
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Some said it was a symbol of the part-Kenyan President's ancestral dislike of the British empire – of which Churchill had been such a fervent defender.
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Trump refused to apologize and their feud has carried into his administration, where McCain has been one of his most fervent Republican critics on Capitol Hill.
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Some said it was a symbol of the part-Kenyan president's ancestral dislike of the British Empire - of which Churchill had been such a fervent defender.
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He was not initially discussed as a successor, but rules on whom could be nominated created problems with the initial contender, fervent immigration hardliner Ken Cuccinelli.
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Among the supporting players Ms. Lagerfelt impresses with her fervent but conflicted Daya, and doubles as a Christian patriarch who assails the Templar for his choices.
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A fervent supporter of the European Union and globalisation, Mr Macron is being accused of nationalism, protectionism and of trying to shore up his declining popularity.
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Some said it was a symbol of the part-Kenyan President's ancestral dislike of the British Empire -- of which Churchill had been such a fervent defender.
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Idaho was a similar holdout, but for Attack of the Clones, which points to either extremely questionable taste preferences or perhaps a fervent mistrust of sand.
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Among his most fervent supporters are Brazil's farm lobby, which depends on the Chinese market and which has led Bolsonaro to soften his view of China.
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Snapchat has quietly updated its logo to give its iconic ghost a thicker outline, but the seemingly small change has ignited fervent criticism from users online.
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Much of Butina's operation in the US was centered around her fervent support for gun rights, after she had founded a pro-gun organization in Russia.
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Lewis has a rich, powerful voice, and invests her rendition of the show's most famous song, the much-recorded, indisputably gorgeous "Memory," with a fervent intensity.
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Unfortunately, we don't currently recommend the HomePod to anyone but the most fervent of Apple fans because it is lacking in app support, smarts, and functionality.
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A part of Mr. Fink — a fervent Democrat today — believes he would make a pretty good Treasury secretary, say people who have discussed politics with him.
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The announcement marked a bookend to an often acrimonious relationship between the two men, and spurred fervent speculation over who Trump will pick as Kelly's replacement.
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In the world of art, athletes and musicians may seem like unlikely subjects, but the truth is that they're some of the most fervent collectors around.
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In Catania, even those who are not fervent Salvini supporters, believe he should not face criminal investigation for his refusal to allow migrants to come ashore.
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The fervent purchasing of long-term Treasurys has sent their yields to multiyear lows over the past few months; bond yields fall when their prices rise.
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Although this fervent anti-business rhetoric sounds similar to the 2020 Democratic primary, but it was actually Franklin Roosevelt in 1936 accepting the party's presidential nomination.
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He is among the most fervent users, whose numbers have steadily increased since the low-cost subscription-based movie service became more widely available in 219.95.
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Credits scenes have become a tradition in superhero movies, and are used by studios and filmmakers to reward the fervent fandoms that follow comics-based properties.
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A few fervent Sanders supporters told me that Warren's dogged stance on anti-corruption and corporate responsibility made her the only other candidate they'd even consider.
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But he also definitely has a fervent following, as evinced by the scene that immediately followed his RNC shoot and all those willing to help him.
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But he is less than fully trusted among fervent supporters of Brexit, who believe that other contenders worked harder behind the scenes to advance their cause.
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Over the nearly two years of the Mueller investigation, a segment of liberals and activists built up fervent hopes that it would bring Mr. Trump down.
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But at a Republican fundraiser in West Des Moines on Tuesday night, the president received a fervent welcome, suggesting his near-absolute grip on the party.
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A federal grand jury returned the 30-count indictment against the man, Cesar A. Sayoc Jr., 56, a fervent Trump supporter who was arrested on Oct.
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The "report further demonstrates that a fervent anti-Trump bias existed from the very start of the Russia investigation," tweeted Ronna McDaniel, the Republican Party chairwoman.
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Bourne was the least important radical a century ago, but with his fervent embrace of a decentralized, globalist, cosmopolitan world, he is the most relevant today.
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Seun Kuti, the son of the Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti, will lead the kinetic and politically fervent band Egypt 80 at Brooklyn Bowl on Sept. 20.
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Hetal Amin, a fervent Modi supporter who runs a women's organization, is bringing together 1,000 women to line a segment of the route from the airport.
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The Australian rugby federation terminated the contract of its star player, Israel Folau, who is a fervent Christian, for his social media posts about gay people.
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Bolton holds other hawkish views with which I usually agree, including his fervent opposition to the Iran nuclear deal and his thoughts on Vladimir Putin's Russia.
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"She will convey to the president the best wishes of Nigerians and their fervent prayers for his quick recovery," said the spokesman in an emailed statement.
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Anderson, whose most fervent wish was for her parents to get back together, saw Skalnik as an interloper, and a calculating and tacky one at that.
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The White House invited the most fervent supporters over to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue on Wednesday morning for a chance to get on the same page. Sen.
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Bud Lilly, a fly fisherman and conservationist whose fervent advocacy of catch and release inspired people to call him "a trout's best friend," died on Jan.
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Later that summer, I came across an essay for a British weekly by the actress Elizabeth Hurley, a fervent Leave supporter, who was now doubling down.
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At the Met, Wagstaff's hard-driving self-confidence has rubbed some people the wrong way, but she has fervent supporters both inside and outside the museum.
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It opens on the second dating anniversary of Genesis (Mandi Masden, winning and assured), a charter school principal, and Rashad (McKinley Belcher III, fervent), a firefighter.
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Before the Alabama election, it was possible to imagine that Trump's presidency would help take the wind out of the fervent rightward shift of American politics.
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Then again, for a broadly popular candidate openly courting older and more moderate Democratic voters, a more reserved, less ideologically fervent platform is surely by design.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARIS — A particularly fervent place to go in Paris for obscure, obsessive, and excessive inclinations is the Halle Saint Pierre.
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Beto 1.0 was a fervent believer that the banalities of his life (visit to the dentist, pumping gas, driving a car) should be broadcast to the world.
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In what might be her most outrageous video yet, Cardi parades in front of cameras and fervent supporters proclaiming her innocence as she walks into a courthouse.
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Friedman's fervent support for Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank makes him a controversial choice as U.S. ambassador to America's top ally in the Middle East.
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Public protest against the tax has been fervent in Australia for many years, with critics calling it discriminatory and unjust, and protests taking place across the country.
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Matt McRae, Vizio's chief technology officer, took to AVSForum (where he maintains an active presence) to explain the revised user interface to the company's most fervent users.
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She liked to look at his face while he worked, to see it transformed by the fervent, vacant light that possessed him as his maps took shape.
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There are many Americans who recognize the shortcomings of outlets like Infowars, Breitbart, and Fox News, but remain fervent fans because they enjoy the exaggeration and provocation.
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The unwillingness of policymakers to address Japan's fervent appeals for exchange rate intervention may inadvertently hasten the implementation of "helicopter money" by Japan and other industrialized nations.
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But for the show's fervent fans, it remained a must-see from start to finish, because any given episode could be another one-of-a-kind classic.
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The show's fandom is especially Internet-savvy as well, with huge communities on Reddit, Imgur and Tumblr, who swap GIFs, fan art and theories with fervent regularity.
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In addition to Bannon and Bass, other members of the group include fervent supporters of Trump, fellows from conservative think tanks, and former defense and intelligence officials.
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I bring up the fact that on that particular day, fervent tweets in support of the Paris Climate Agreement are interspersed with promotion of their new single.
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WHEN Emmanuel Macron was a child, growing up in the northern French town of Amiens, he was a fervent supporter of a southern club, Olympique de Marseille.
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The entire industry has progressed more slowly than fervent investors had hoped, with sluggish headset sales being particularly damaging to content companies that needed those extra eyeballs.
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Invasion America is mostly forgotten today, but the site Animation Artist published a story about its most fervent fans, and episodes have been unofficially uploaded to YouTube.
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Most Americans favour such laws and would like universal background checks on gun purchases, too (though support for gun control is less fervent than for gun rights).
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It bears mentioning, too, that as the Dreyfus Affair (1894–1906) unfurled in waves of sordid, anti-semitism, Nordau, like many European Jews, became a fervent Zionist.
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The Trump administration is fervent about deregulating the financial sector and walking back from police reform efforts, all while consumer biometrics are proliferating on a massive scale.
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Rall is one of the most fervent of those supporters, and it's telling that Bernie doesn't even enter a book that bears his name until page 74.
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She's a vocal participant in a grassroots movement backing the 2020 candidate that takes its name from a moniker embraced by some of Beyoncé's most fervent supporters.
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The word can refer to a member of a celebrity's fervent fandom, like Rihanna's Navy or Beyoncé's Beyhive or Nicki's Barbz (also stylized as Barbs or Barbiez).
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Although Cruz emphasized his fervent evangelicalism to try and differentiate himself from Trump, both share the same anti-intellectual, anti-rational, black-and-white, and authoritarian mindset.
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Barletta, a fervent Trump supporter who shares his hard-line views on immigration, then took the stage and rattled off a laundry list of Trump&aposs accomplishments.
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None of us were particularly fervent fans of the film, but we appreciated the sentiment of driving an hour or longer just to reach a favorite restaurant.
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Mr. Hyde, a conservative who died in 2007, was such a fervent foe of abortion rights that the amendment banning federal funding for abortion bears his name.
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Clinton presented herself as a sure-footed commander in chief, a fervent believer in America as an exceptional country, tested by her time in the Situation Room.
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But Russia, one of Assad's most fervent allies, dismissed the allegation and suggested that the U.S. was trying to create a pretext for attacking the Syrian government.
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The trailer depicts the early life of a young Shakespeare filled with a love triangle, raucous crowds at the Globe Theatre, heroes and villains, and fervent writing.
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From the beginning, military action was never overwhelmingly backed by the public and by the time Britain withdrew that slim support had given way to fervent opposition.
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A lawyer and successful businessman, he is a man of no very fervent views, but likes enterprise, is socially liberal and leans, like many Australians, towards republicanism.
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That only Trump's most fervent backers reject compromise may be politically problematic for the president since only 21625 percent of voters said they strongly approve of him.
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Mr. Mekurya (his name is pronounced GET-a-chew Me-KUR-ya) had an imposing sound and presence, blowing in declamatory gusts with a fervent, quavering vibrato.
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That album, which set Mr. Mekurya's fervent cry against churning guitars and bleating horns, led to a spate of concert bookings in more than a dozen countries.
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And Mr. Trump has repeatedly disregarded advisers who urged him steer clear of conflict with a comparatively obscure rival, no matter how fervent his distaste for her.
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While Redbone never achieved mainstream commercial success, his appearances on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson and Saturday Night Live have earned him a fervent underground following.
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Despite his own fervent feelings about his country's "young democracy," Mr. Mendonca Filho said he was intent on giving viewers a chance to process "Aquarius" for themselves.
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While he would be best served by a somber shade — perhaps for his tresses as well as his temper — his most fervent fans prefer a sassy one.
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And the Italian fans, known as the most enthusiastic in the world — fervent for Ferrari, not for Formula One — prayed for just one thing: a Ferrari victory.
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But the pugnacious aircraft's fearsome firepower, shark-toothed visage, and successful track record saving ground troops time and time again has earned it a fervent fan base.
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American feminism is a raucous mishmash of pop culture heroines, reproductive rights advocates, anti-rape activists and others, glued together by little more than fervent online debate.
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It's way too early for even the most fervent Trump supporters to insist the same happy results will come from this president's tougher talk and potential actions.
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The plan, being drafted as legislation by House Republicans, would not grant Puerto Rico's most fervent request: permission to restructure its entire $72 billion debt in bankruptcy.
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Chareau's most fervent supporters were a small coterie of cultivated, upper-middle-class professionals, many of whom were related, notably the Bernheims, the Flegs and the Dalsaces.
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"There is a fervent desire to view this as an isolated instance rather than symptomatic of a culture that deprecates women and doesn't take the concerns seriously."
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With popular rage against increasingly dysfunctional institutions swelling, ambitious patricians, determined to outflank their competitors, began to build a fervent base of support by making outsize promises.
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But no secretary of state in recent decades has been as open and fervent as Mr. Pompeo about discussing Christianity and foreign policy in the same breath.
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The fervent Catholicism that defined Ireland for so long was in part a response to English oppression and Anglican rule, which crushed Gaelic language, culture and identity.
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We were a nation torn by often vicious prejudices; fervent beliefs in racial, ethnic, sexual and religious hierarchies; and a people armed with powerful tools of exclusion.
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In late December 2016, a Jetflicks subscriber used the service to stream a recently released episode of The OA, a Netflix show with a fervent fan base.
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For fans of Mr. Stanfield's — and they're a fervent bunch who feel like they're in on a secret everyone should know — this development is big and beautiful.
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But Sanders has long positioned himself as an antiestablishment candidate, and his vows to take on the Washington elite have won him a fervent base of supporters.
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Proposals for multi-family housing complexes in sleepy communities of single-family homes often trigger fervent opposition complete with lawn signs and rowdy town board meeting crowds.
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Since the Communist Party gave Mr. Xi the exalted title of "core leader" last week, it has built a fervent campaign to rally the country around him.
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Among Mr. Trump's fervent supporters the impeachment will be further evidence of his persecution by a corrupt establishment, for which they will love him all the more.
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Unlike aglianico, nerello mascalese and frappato, montepulciano did not burst on to the scene, leaving behind a frenzied Instagram trail of fervent sommeliers and impassioned wine merchants.
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Earlier this week, he announced that he would install Richard Grennell, the U.S. ambassador to Germany and a fervent loyalist, as the acting director of national intelligence.
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But Mr. Conway has never aimed his sharp-edged Twitter wit directly at Ms. Conway, who has been one of Mr. Trump's most fervent and shameless defenders.
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In the end, a passionate liberal like Raskin, with a fervent base that will turn out on Election Day, should be more than enough to secure victory.
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Macron, a fervent europhile, has traded barbs with Orban and other eastern European leaders, accusing them of not respecting democratic values and refusing to take in migrants.
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I'm not as fervent in my fandom as an adult, so it was nice to remember what it felt like to be so passionate about an artist.
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Unintentionally hilarious—Wiseau thought he was writing in the style of Tennessee Williams—it amassed a fervent fandom, who have turned it into something of a legend.
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The photographs of the devices — all used by the Kinsey Institute, a nonprofit dedicated to the scientific study of human sexuality — prompted fervent speculation among the audience.
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With the third season now on Netflix, fans both fervent and casual are seeing some of the best production design and VFX of the show's entire run.
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How much longer even the most fervent competitors will put up with these shenanigans before dropping SF5 for another fighting game, however, is yet to be seen.
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Just two days after the release of Destiny 2, the game's fervent fan community has already centered its focus on a grievance that's threatening to tear it apart.
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A native of Winchester, Massachusetts, and a fervent supporter of the Boston Red Sox and other city teams, Milley received his Army commission from Princeton University in 1980.
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As the president and CEO of the National Urban League, one of the nation's oldest and largest racial justice and economic empowerment organizations, this is my fervent hope.
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" Asked what tactical changes he had in mind, he said: "Point out slightly more directly what it means if you support Donald Trump in such a fervent manner.
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JG: There's only a few periods in history where you go though this fervent that young people — and I still consider myself relatively young— can build new things.
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As depicted in Gentleman Jack, Lister's presentation – from her all-black clothing to her close "friendships" with women — became the subject of fervent gossip among the mannered class.
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In Washington, she often came off as overly solicitous in her introductions, and her fervent offers to connect made some uncomfortable, people who met her told BuzzFeed News.
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Aside from the fervent tweeting, there were signs the White House would rely on its allies in Congress to defend the President as the impeachment inquiry heats up.
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Both have small but fervent followings, with Yang riding a wave of small donors and strong New Hampshire polling to a debate stage return last week in Manchester.
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Bathrobe, available on Snowe, $98Snowe's $98 unisex bathrobe has been called the best and most absorbent terry robe on the market, and I'm just one more fervent believer.
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Trump may have been able to sweep up huge amounts of donations from his fervent supporters, but he does not seem to have motivated the big outside actors.
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But Shannon is an intense, fervent actor, and that makes his villain roles in films like Guillermo del Toro's new horror / romance / fantasy The Shape of Water standout.
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Byrd's bigger problem—and the reason why, for centuries, he was not granted the same official approbation as Tallis, who hid his faith better—was his fervent Catholicism.
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The most fervent critics of the airline after the April 9 passenger-dragging fiasco on United Express Flight 43 have also no doubt lost their sense of humor.
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It is fervent rhetoric spread via fear-based political tactics that paint a portrait of the immigrant as the enemy, an enemy who takes jobs away from Americans.
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It's difficult to think of a recent TV series that has prompted as fervent a discussion of mental health and suicide as much as Netflix's 13 Reasons Why.
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In three out of four preliminary contests, the thrice-married, loosely churched Donald Trump has prevailed over Ted Cruz, whose fervent evangelicalism has been a main selling point.
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Chief among the figures is the U.S.'s new ambassador to Israel David Friedman, who is a fervent supporter of Israeli settlements and an opponent of Palestinian statehood.
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"Fun Home" was a hit in New York, but it couldn't be more fervent in attacking the hypocrisies of small town Pennysylvania, from which its rebellious heroine escapes.
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The most fervent Apple fans will wait — but in the meantime, the iPhone 8 could start looking better and better for everyone else who needs a new smartphone.
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Tracking the devastation of the victims' families and the fervent search for justice, the two-hour special will include exclusive new revelations uncovered by PEOPLE's experienced crime reporters.
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Whether you're a fervent deplorable for Donald Trump or a shimmying Hillary Clinton acolyte, you probably agree that this presidential campaign has outstayed its welcome by some measure.
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In spite of Greenberg's fervent support for the extension of the window for people to petition for re-sentencing, he directly credits Proposition 47 with the crime spike.
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In many instances, the words he sings are sharply influenced by last November, and the fervent tone of Garrett's displeasure at what happened is noticeable throughout the album.
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As staunch rivals of President Hassan Rouhani, who sealed the Iran deal during his first term in office, hardliners such as Shariatmadari are fervent critics of the JCPOA.
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Zeldin, who's been a fervent Trump supporter, is a top target for Democrats this cycle, despite Trump carrying the district by more than 85033 points in 2016. Rep.
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But everyone I spoke with, including the most fervent advocates for carbon removal, stressed the huge challenges of the work, some of them technological, others political and economic.
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Utah was seen as favorable territory for Sanders, with an overwhelmingly white population and a caucus process that tends to reward candidates who have the most fervent supporters.
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That creative breakthrough allowed shows to aim for smaller but more fervent audiences, to traffic not in quirky heroes but in flawed Everymen prone to depression and savagery.
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Bathrobe, available on Snowe, $98Snowe's $98 unisex bathrobe has been called the best and most absorbent terry robe on the market, and I'm just one more fervent believer.
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There will now be renewed focus on the administration's fervent appeals to China to solve the crisis for the US by leaning heavily on on its recalcitrant neighbor.
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Trump faces pressure to deliver trade concessions with China for some of his most fervent supporters and prevent a crisis with North Korea from spiraling out of control.
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"I'm a patriot," said Cengiz Topcu, 57, a fisherman in Rize on the Black Sea coast, Erdogan's ancestral home town where his supporters are among the most fervent.
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Yet Le Pen's deputy Florian Philippot, a fervent opponent of the euro, disagreed, re-affirming that he would leave the FN if it ditched its anti-euro policy.
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"It is my fervent hope that nobody else will suffer the persecution that had been levied on me through self-serving interpretation and implementation of the law," Mrs.
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That signaled a departure from the policies maintained under President Obama that saw traditional allies alienated, especially by Obama's fervent desire to reach a nuclear deal with Iran.
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As the investigations went on, the Sign group split into the two fervent factions, occupying different ends of the ideological spectrum and jockeying for power over the project.
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But as Mark Tseng-Putterman has written, this fervent insistence at being the "right" kind of Asian is still invested in a preoccupation with how others see us.
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Even after the authorities arrested a fervent Trump supporter and accused him of sending the pipe bombs to Mr. Soros and other critics, Republicans did not back away.
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Clinton ran against Obama in a bitter campaign in 2008, and many of Sanders's most fervent supporters think he's a weak-kneed neoliberal sellout tool of Wall Street.
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It has been a thorn in the government's side ever since president Enrique Peña Nieto took office in 2012, because of its fervent opposition to his education reform.
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Mr. Stewart's impassioned speech, which quickly spread on television networks and social media, was only his latest effort in years of fervent advocacy on the behalf of Sept.
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He is also a fervent critic of Iran, insisting that the 2015 nuclear deal negotiated between Iran and six major powers, including the United States, should be scrapped.
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In the north of Greece where opposition to the deal is most fervent, protesters have targeted the homes of members of Parliament from Mr. Tsipras's leftist Syriza party.
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Paris Dennard, who is black and one of the president's most fervent evangelists, said he had lost many black Republican friends because of his support for Mr. Trump.
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But that seemed no match for Mr. Modi's aggressive and well-financed campaign machine, which enjoys the fervent support of many grass-roots groups within India's Hindu majority.
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Sanders instead opened the door for Biden to address the left's concerns with his candidacy and to potentially begin to win over his fervent base of young supporters.
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For months, Mr. Trump and some of his most fervent congressional supporters have clamored for the material's release against the protests of the intelligence and law enforcement communities.
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So many, from fervent fans to faraway admirers, have been waiting for a product like this, especially given the popularity of other at-home streaming bikes like Peloton.
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Still routinely mischaracterized as an American client regime, South Vietnam was home to millions of fervent but factionalized anti-Communists, mostly concentrated in urban centers and provincial capitals.
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Fervent, unencumbered advocacy for abortion rights is especially necessary under President Trump, who, through his appointments and policies, has done everything possible to take away Planned Parenthood's funding.
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It's a reminder that the upward striving of first- and second-generation Jewish immigrants in the middle decades of the 20th century was accompanied by fervent political idealism.
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But as Dan Corken, one of Mr. Biden's most fervent volunteers, knocks on doors here, he is dubious about the candidate's prospects just days out from Monday's caucuses.
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But despite fervent lobbying by the mayor, the deal quickly disintegrated when the Teamsters, which represents the drivers, pulled its support — an embarrassing setback for Mr. de Blasio.
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Defensive end Chris Long, who also wore one of the masks after the game against the Falcons, has already established himself as a fervent supporter of educational causes.
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The soloists are excellent, particularly the radiant soprano Latonia Moore and Rodrick Dixon, fervent as Moses, here imagined not as a patriarchal bass but as a youthful tenor.
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His name is Forky (Tony Hale), he was put together from cutlery, pipe cleaners, and goggly eyes, and he clings to a fervent belief that he is trash.
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Some children carry into adulthood the fervent wish that their divorced parents will somehow reunite, poisoning their ability to find joy in the actual relationships that surround them.
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Though technically not a consumer product, the presence of so many LIDAR products at CES speaks to the fervent belief that the sensor is poised to go mainstream.
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On the wall of his lab, a tapestry of the Last Supper depicts the apostles in fervent conversation, like scientists at a conference arguing over a controversial theory.
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One of the reasons we may be seeing slightly less fervent sales than the analysts had predicted is because the holiday sales season is starting earlier and earlier.
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Naysayers voice the more fervent views, as roughly twice as many U.S. adults say they are not satisfied at all with democracy as say they are very satisfied.
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The shop has occupied the same spot on the Lower East Side of Manhattan for 19303 years, and in that time has amassed a fervent group of loyalists.
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After months of critic hype and fervent fan speculation, Netflix's mysterious and controversial The Perfection finally began streaming on Friday — and already, it's tearing the horror community apart.
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Navarro, who is a fervent opponent of trade deficits, has argued in favor of the U.S. leaving NAFTA and imposing tariffs on our main trading partners, including China.
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