I am just more passionate about advocating for its legalization.
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There's no one more passionate about Hamilton than that young man.
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It's a slower and more passionate dance than we've been doing.
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There are few sports Cubans are more passionate about than boxing.
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It was more collegiate; the crowd was bigger and more passionate.
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But Gunaratne is a more passionate reader than he is writer.
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She's never more passionate or giddy than when she's around him.
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Commence yet another kiss, this time even more passionate than the last.
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No other condiment has a more passionate and dedicated fanbase than sriracha.
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The poll also found that the public's views are becoming more passionate.
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The more pictures I took, the more passionate I got about photography.
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Traditionally, gun rights activist have been more passionate than advocates for gun control.
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In a word, no -- in fact, he seems even MORE passionate about Trump.
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Adding more exclamation points doesn't make whatever you're yelling more passionate or meaningful.
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They're more passionate about what Cam Newton is wearing during the press conference.
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He felt that his teammates resented his tougher, more passionate style of play.
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I challenge anyone to find someone more passionate about life than Kevin Greene.
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But Republicans are slightly more passionate about Trump than they were about Bush.
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But supporters of gun control face a huge obstacle: far more passionate opponents.
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You've talked about this helping aspect that angels are more passionate about than VCs.
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This made Khan more passionate than ever about dismantling the GOP majority in Congress.
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Some of it has been aimed at the movement's more passionate (even toxic) followers.
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For one, gun rights advocates have, historically, been far more passionate about this issue.
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As my colleague German Lopez writes, it's making people more passionate about gun control.
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Then you have other people that are a lot more passionate about their projects.
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Frampton's struggles with IBM have made him more passionate about his instrument than ever.
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Approximately the same percent wanted to be more passionate about the job they did.
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Not only are they fervent Meadows supporters — they are even more passionate Trump supporters.
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"Besides," he admits, "I love knives, but I'm much more passionate about food and cooking."
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And I had this epiphany; I realized I'm so much more passionate about this category.
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Overall, Zuckerberg sounded more passionate and empathetic than in his recent testimonies on Capitol Hill.
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If you want to talk about maniacs, I've never seen anyone more passionate than Koreans.
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Moreover, 27% said they&aposre more passionate about their side gigs than their primary jobs.
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Hillary was the more passionate liberal, and from the beginning she was a tough fighter.
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Losing yourself in someone else is, unfortunately, a tendency that the more passionate among us have.
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Some more passionate connections needed extra focus to make sure the feelings were genuine before hometowns.
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And from all accounts, it would be hard to find a more passionate or enthusiastic professor.
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Old people were both anti-EU and more likely to vote, and Brexiteers were more passionate.
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It attracted more, and more passionate, responses than nearly any other internal survey we have done.
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"There could not be a more passionate supporter of Doug than me," Jaffe told the Examiner.
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You're in a more passionate—and aggressive—mood than usual when the moon meets fiery Mars.
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The more passionate the plea becomes, the more difficult it is to understand what's being asked.
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It's made me a lot more passionate and more vocal about championing voices unlike my own.
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They are more passionate about keeping refugees out than the majority are about letting them in.
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So just wanting to raise awareness about that is something that I'm now more passionate about.
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So that has made his fans even more passionate about him than most prosecutors would encounter.
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In any trade deal there are winners and losers: the former, more numerous; the latter, more passionate.
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They are even more passionate about hating Democrats than they are about cutting taxes for the rich.
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New York Times reporter Astead Herndon said some candidates are more passionate about the issue than others.
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The more passionate you are about what you do, the more fun you'll have while doing it.
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Self-destruction was our great unifier — an extracurricular some of us were more passionate about than others.
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" Tebow added ... "That's why people are more passionate about college sports than they are about the NFL.
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He is more passionate about proving his dominance and humiliating his perceived foes than about following his strategy.
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But the superstar singer stirred controversy with some of her more passionate remarks at the Washington, D.C. event.
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According to Reddit's corporate blog, users were more passionate about this than other big ticket items this year.
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I walked out of that one better than I did going in — stronger, more grounded and more passionate.
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It definitely has made me that much more passionate and that much more impatient with the status quo.
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But the Knicks center is never more passionate than when speaking out about his home country of Turkey.
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Parkland had made her "more passionate" about preventing gun violence, said Janea Wilson, another student on the project.
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But don't worry, because 22018 looks like it'll be much more passionate—perfect for a fire sign like you!
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They were primed to accept it before they read it, and they'll feel even more passionate about it after.
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And I definitely feel like the last few years I've really gotten more passionate and my craft is getting good.
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This was a passion that turned into a hobby, and then, as my hobby, I became more passionate about it.
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And I think that's where I was already planning to be because I've got things I'm more passionate about now.
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" Adds Richardson, "He seems more passionate about it than my oldest was at his age, so hey, you never know.
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Still, the more passionate crypto advocates onstage believed the financial incentive is reason enough to get involved in cryptocurrency investment.
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And this group of people could not be more serious, more into it, and more passionate about making this gown.
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I think I just become ever more passionate about it, and all the themes that run through it as well.
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You might also be able to find work that's less stressful or physically strenuous, or that you're more passionate about.
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But after running through a shopping list of renewables, he got more passionate as he distanced himself from Clinton's proposals.
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Today's collaboration, by Mark Diehl and Andrea Carla Michaels, reveals that there may be another, more passionate side to you.
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I wanted to do something I was more passionate about, and I'm currently trying to figure out what that passion is.
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Maybe I'm a little more passionate about it, because I had to take a long break, so I really missed it.
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University of Kansas guard Wayne Selden Jr. certainly has a lot of fans, but none more passionate than his Uncle Anthony.
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In fact, 27% of the 2,550 adults surveyed said they're more passionate about their side gig than their full-time job.
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After that, Dunne took a more passionate and active interest in high society justice, becoming Vanity Fair's go-to legal writer.
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"I don't know anyone more passionate than Pat—and it's hurt him," Suzanne Pfeffer, his former department chair at Stanford, said.
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In reporting this story, I found that, the more I learned about breast-feeding, the more passionate I became about it.
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"I wish this were about an unknown Twitter user so that I could be even more passionate about it," Woods said.
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Those who've worked with Hillary Clinton, similarly, describe a warmer, more passionate, more compelling figure than the one perceived by the public.
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"It's hard for me to imagine a group I could be more passionate about than the stocks that I own," she said.
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"One thing people don't know about me is that I'm much more passionate about dancing than I am about singing," she tells PEOPLE.
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Comic book fans are known for their strong opinions, but one hero in particular seems to inspire more passionate arguments than most—Batman.
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The President's people have all said it, but frankly, he needs to be heard in a more clear and a more passionate way.
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That indicates that fans are more passionate about the sequel's release, according to the firm, which analyzes how people react to online content.
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The good news is that it's created room for players who work on smaller scales, but who target more passionate communities of users.
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Some Democrats believe the Republican leaders have made a tactical mistake, because progressive activists are more passionate about health care than tax policy.
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Free-market economists received financial support from business leaders who were more passionate about reducing tax and regulation than about high-minded research.
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Live Overwatch events bring in thousands of fans and the league is confident that having local teams will produce more passionate esports fans.
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"When you enjoy doing something, there is a very good chance you will become passionate or more passionate about it," the billionaire writes.
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"Before, we were more passionate about our products and wanted to build the best product based on what we thought was important," Banda said.
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Jason, played by Manny Jacinto, was pure joy in Season 1, and he's somehow even better, even dopier, even more passionate in Season 2.
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But as with many important issues of our time, there are more passionate opinions about organic agriculture than there is scientific evidence to support them.
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He filled more stadiums, he was more passionate, was always about the working class and he excited more young people than Hillary Clinton ever could.
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In short, while others of his era burned out or faded away, Fields is still here, his voice now more passionate and ecstatic than ever.
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We're on track to endorse 150 candidates in this cycle, and there are dozens more passionate, first-time candidates throwing themselves into the political process.
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But Bell is way more passionate about the future of seafood than he is about feeding the future King of England and his photogenic wife.
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And no constituency was more passionate in defending Mr. Trump than the conservatives who believed he would be uncompromising in his approach toward illegal immigration.
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Startup productivity tools have never been better, but that's led to employees being more passionate than ever about the tools they want to use themselves.
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"People are much more passionate and much more driven to keep doing it, because it's an activity they are more privately, heavily invested in," Danny said.
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Democratic voters are more passionate about stopping Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination than Republican voters are about supporting him, according to a new poll released Monday.
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Obama, whose presidency comes to an end in five months, has tried to use his time in office to make Americans more passionate about climate change.
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Befitting his status as one of the school's more prominent alumni, Noah spoke at an assembly, addressing gun violence, which is among his more passionate causes.
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Whenever we discuss something that gets heated, something that I am passionate about, I remind myself that I am MORE passionate about Sloan and our relationship.
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Other surveys show that while most Americans favor stricter gun laws, the side that opposes gun control tends to be much more passionate about the issue.
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But my more passionate objection is to work that takes on a missionary-ism, that espouses a political position but in fact is a colonialist occupation.
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Subtly, maybe without even realizing it, you start to become more passionate about the external validation you gain from doing the activity than the activity itself.
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So the whole belief that Democrats in November will be much more exercised, much more passionate, and will turn out more reliably — you don't buy it?
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And no constituency was more passionate in defending Mr. Trump's pledge than the conservatives who believed he would be uncompromising in his approach toward illegal immigration.
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His book, though drier than the more passionate polemics, nimbly suggests that the postmodern present is powered by the same engines as the early-modern past.
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"It only makes me more passionate, it makes me more determined," Haley told a small group of reporters traveling with her during her first trip to Africa.
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This is largely because Sanders's voters are presumed to be more passionate and more engaged — they at least know there's more than one Democrat running for president.
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She is more passionate about the cause that LanzaTech is working toward — using technology to counteract climate change — than she is afraid of being uncomfortable, she says.
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Mars is at home in courageous Aries, which will illuminate a sensitive, psychic, and powerful sector of your chart, inspiring you to be more passionate than usual.
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Victoria is "very tied into her local community," where she works part-time at a yoga studio, though she is more passionate about her medical sales career.
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They were more passionate about Amazon than they were about any other company including Apple, which is known for its indomitable market share and its ravenous fanboys.
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It's a bummer and it's stressful, so even though I'm getting paid a lot, I'm looking to transition out of this field into something I'm more passionate about.
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I wouldn't go back and change anything, but I wish I had been more passionate and I wish I hadn't squandered the vital moments I had with JoJo.
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Flux also allows for vote trading, allowing voters to have bigger say in issues they really care about, and let others vote on issues they're more passionate about.
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Fragmentation, because traditional mainstream parties of the center-right and center-left lost seats to smaller, more passionate parties like the Greens and a variety of populist groups.
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It's from a brand new national Pew poll and shows one thing very clearly: The Democratic base is more passionate than its Republican counterpart about the 2018 midterms.
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"If there's one thing we're more passionate about than pizza and football, it's the family we get to enjoy it with," said Marianne Radley, chief brand officer, Pizza Hut.
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As we saw on Episode 7 of this season, Brother Ray (played by Ian McShane) preached a far more passionate word, suggesting we move to compassion instead of anger.
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"They also tend to be more passionate, active and outspoken in their online behavior," he continued, noting that they generated "almost five times" as many posts as their opponents.
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"There are very few officers I've met who are more passionate about doing the job right than that man," said Timothy S. Rodgers, a former prosecutor in Dallas County.
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He said some people on both sides of the debate had become "more passionate" and "more ignorant" about the chief in recent years — a potentially "dangerous combination," he said.
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The area has no more passionate an advocate than Victor de la Serna, a journalist who became one of Spain's leading wine writers at El Mundo, a Madrid daily.
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He saw a risk that those older people who did take part in online surveys were not typical of their age group and potentially more passionate about wanting Brexit.
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He's vague on Gun Safety, Foreign Policy First Principals, and Right to Privacy/Abortion and Contraception, but seems a bit more passionate about Rebuilding American Infrastructure and the Opioid Crisis.
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"I wanted to see if the technology could be used in a more passionate and human way, to create a more immersive and emotive experience for the viewer," she said.
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While presently Democrats are interested in changing over to a national popular vote system, it's only a matter of time before Republicans become more passionate about it, the pollster added.
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According to research by psychologist Susan Whitbourne, the more passionate a supporter you are, the more stress you'll take on during a match, no matter where a person watches it.
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One consistent feature of "Westworld" is that the hosts have always been more human than the mortals — more vulnerable and more passionate, and bound to a fate of tragic repetition.
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The "remain" camp has support from top political leaders including Prime Minister David Cameron and even President Barack Obama, Cridland says the "leave" camp has been more passionate in the debate.
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"We couldn't have asked for a finer leader and a more passionate advocate for the sport of tennis than Gordon Smith," said USTA Chairman of the Board and President Patrick Galbraith.
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He doesn't represent only the possibility of a more passionate relationship, he's also an emblem of the kind of person Issa wants to be: bolder, more powerful, more sure of herself.
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"The most important for me is you leave more passionate than when you came here, and more confident that you'll achieve results that you want," Edwards said in his valedictory address.
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But after my transition around 2002, I began writing about my experiences with sexism as a trans woman, and that led me to become more passionate about and involved in feminism.
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But the violent sequences also help us understand the story the couple has sold not just to the neighbors but to themselves: that they are simply more passionate than normal people.
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"Our ownership model is going to really create an even more committed and even more passionate group of people as we apply that to our mission and vision," he told me.
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Sanders's best asset in the caucuses is the fact that his supporters are likely to be more informed about when the caucuses are and more passionate about showing up to them.
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Considering Rob and Chyna have been almost inseparable for about a month now -- you'd probably expect something more passionate than a BFF-like peck on the cheek for their first Instagram kiss.
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You can feel the atmosphere in the Democratic Party changing, getting more passionate, getting more caught up in the back-and-forth combat with Trump, getting more whipped up into impeachment furor.
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Surround yourself with other sober people and trust me, I have gone out and danced more and been more passionate about music during my sober years than all of my partying ones.
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"Traditional mainstream parties of the center-right and center-left lost seats to smaller, more passionate parties like the Greens and a variety of populist groups," Mr. Erlanger and Ms. Specia write.
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Yet Wang and Mr. Shi said they wanted to create an even more passionate crowd, by bringing back a cagelike octagon-shaped ring that would let spectators press closer to the fighting.
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While all of the leading candidates had their ardent supporters, many Iowa voters seemed even more passionate when discussing those contenders they were most opposed to the party putting forward this fall.
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Action planet Mars enters your opposite sign Gemini on March 31, revving up the relationship sector of your chart—your partners are sure to be much more passionate (and confrontational!) than usual!
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The research, commissioned by Farm Rich, a frozen snack and appetizer brand, found young people are becoming more passionate and vocal about food, and are often interested in family meal planning and routines.
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"We're trying to pioneer something different and raise the quality and perception of milk by getting cafes to stand behind it and be more passionate about the milk they are selling," he explains.
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Both characters are more passionate about their work than anything else, and Mia and Sebastian's story ultimately becomes one of bad timing, growing more and more painful as that fact comes into focus.
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Still, Mr. Trump's message, tone and policy ideas have drawn followers who are more passionate than Republican nominees typically enjoy, and he has monopolized the political conversation and news coverage of the race.
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I'm incredibly excited that critics are writing about the movie the way they are because I can't imagine something I feel more passionate about than what I'm putting into the world right now.
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The powerful emotions generated by this narrative create an enthusiasm gap: even though they may be fewer, opponents of gun control are more passionate about the issue than those on the other side.
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Mr. Daltrey has proved that he can still reach the highest notes of "Love Reign O'er Me," and the pair's proffered nostalgia is a more passionate brand than most '2744s stars can deliver nowadays.
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"I feel like every girl wants to design clothes at some point, and it's something I've become even more passionate about as my career has developed," Hadid says of her partnership with Tommy Hilfiger.
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"When we were younger we were close, but as I became more passionate about sport we grew apart," 21-year-old Mourad said of his brother in a press conference after the Brussels attack.
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Many will feel more passionate about individual issues and will align themselves with supporters of those issues in both parties, especially as individual interest groups become cross-partisan in order to achieve policy outcomes.
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"His supporters are so much more passionate" than other Democratic candidates, said Christina Martin, 29, from Manhattan, who came to the rally with her mother, also a Sanders supporter and a breast cancer survivor.
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But on Monday night, Michelle Obama delivered a more passionate and concise case for Clinton than the candidate has ever made for herself — and perhaps the single most effective political address delivered in 2016.
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He has occasionally joined Ms. Gómez on the campaign trail, and the disparity in their allure and fame is immediately apparent: the ovations for him are louder, the crowds that surround him more passionate.
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This is about an American being silenced — one tweet at a time," Woods said, adding that he wishes "this were about an unknown Twitter user so that I could be even more passionate about it.
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"The older people that come to Complexcon are much more passionate fans, and I think the younger consumers are probably split 50 percent passionate fans and 50 percent resellers," Neil Wright, the event director, said.
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Besides immigration, there are few more passionate constituencies for conservatives than the Second Amendment and pro-life crowds, the very subjects Wallace pursued in questioning the candidates about what sort of justices they would appoint.
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If there's one similarity between E3 and the real world, it's that people are more passionate about someone who gives them what they want, than a business-minded pragmatist that explains a strategy for the future.
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It is hard to find anyone more passionate about the idea of steering public dollars away from traditional public schools than Betsy DeVos, Donald J. Trump's pick as the cabinet secretary overseeing the nation's education system.
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There's no series Verge staffers are more passionate about than Fast & Furious, and the next entry looks like yet another two-or-so hours of truly ridiculous nonstop action with occasional pauses for platitudes about family.
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You have workers who are more passionate about their company, who feel more attuned to their company culture and teams, and that can result in more productive workers, which can ultimately help the business's bottom line.
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Some media had speculated beforehand that the atmosphere at this year's event could be even more passionate than usual following the shock vote to leave the European Union on June 23, which has polarized the nation.
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The political landscape doesn't look exactly promising at the moment, but there are people in our generation that are much more passionate and active than I am that are more equipped to make a substantial difference.
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The specter of Trump winning should help Democrats unify, but the more passionate Sanders supporters that turn up to his rallies say they'd rather write-in Sanders, vote for a third party candidate or sit out altogether.
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Carey, who joined the sport's 85-year-old commercial supremo Bernie Ecclestone in answering questions, said there was a more passionate fan base in America than people realised even if it took time to build the audience.
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Special election results over the past 17 months have confirmed time and again what polls of the electorate also show: That the Democratic base is currently more passionate and motivated to turn out than the Republican one.
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Stephanie Parker, a policy specialist at YouTube, described organizing the protest in a way that sounded to me like designing and releasing a new Google product, only with a group that was more passionate and personally invested.
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People are much more passionate about it and I think most people who care about coffee, they either do buy whole beans or at least they buy whole beans and have them ground at the store for them.
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"Today, we find ourselves living in a more complex world, and it has made me more passionate than ever about the importance of treating everyone with kindness, dignity, and respect," she continued in the email posted on Instagram.
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Chmerkovskiy, who was paired with ESPN personality Victoria Arlen for the competition show, and Johnson snuck in two kisses: once mid-way through and the other by ending their choreographed routine which was a far more passionate smooch.
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LONDON — Seldom does female reproduction draw more passionate public interest than on the eve of a royal birth in Britain, when camera crews from around the world camp out and wait for word that a woman's labor has commenced.
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Gun advocates are more passionate Last year, Gallup asked Americans whether they would vote only for a candidate who shared their views on gun policy or whether it was one of many important factors they would consider before voting.
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On the other hand, that history is, I think, one factor behind a phenomenon we saw in 2008 and will see again this year: there's a lot more passionate support for Clinton than either Sanders supporters or the news media imagine.
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Tension between fantasy and reality makes romance stories more passionate, and the more people we have telling these stories, the more diverse and fascinating real-world experiences we can draw on as we create new fantasies for everyone to enjoy.
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How do you learn about what kind of content customers are more passionate about that they burn through faster and therefore you want to start the right kind of relationships with creative talent that can build that kind of content?
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Randa Evans It has made me love my country even more because I now realize how fragile and at risk our democracy is Rich Charnovich Opposing him has made me more passionate about my career in public service than ever.
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"I think that's what's made me more passionate about it, just knowing that they took that risk to go to Mexico City and work with a chef," says Gonzalez, whose mother immigrated to Chicago from Mexico when she was 7 years old.
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"If you're right with your people, if you're right with your community, if you're right with your product, you'll be more profitable, more innovative, and you will have more passionate people working for you and a community that supports you," Ulukaya said.
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Satisfied, engaged employees are more passionate, productive and motivated to help drive a company forward; however, passion and productivity make up only a small fraction of the qualities your employees should possess when evaluating the readiness of your company for its next stage of growth.
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In Parkland, "while the students and parents speaking up were no more passionate than the young people of, say, the Black Lives Matter movement, it was clear that the political establishment was going to receive them a different way," New Yorker contributor Emily Witt noted last week.
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At certain points in his career, whether serving Ronald Reagan as a loyal vice-president or running for the presidency himself in 1988, he actively courted the approval of more passionate religious types, the right-wing evangelical Christians who were becoming a force in American politics.
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Essentially, even though more Americans support gun control laws, those on the side opposing stricter measures have long been more passionate about the issue — more likely to make guns the one issue they vote on, more likely to call their representatives in Congress, and so on.
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Whether you consider yourself a last-minute shopper, or someone shopping on CPT (if you know, you know), these ideas will put a smile on the face of anyone who is more passionate about Cardi B and Nicki Minaj than they are Katy Perry and Taylor Swift.
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And while Diana and Charles were known to share a public kiss or two to celebrate a win, the new Duke and Duchess of Sussex seemed to partake in a more passionate lip-lock - a PDA move that is rare for members of the royal family.
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MTV is skipping the first book in the series, 1977's much-derided Lord Of The Rings pastiche Sword Of Shannara, to jump straight to a story aimed at the fandoms raised on the younger and more passionate protagonists of Twilight and the Harry Potter books.
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"You will have to go a long way to find a bigger advocate for our hunting lifestyle, a more passionate hunter and conservationist than Don, Jr. The opportunity to share a hunting camp with him is truly priceless," writes Hunter Nation, the group operating the raffle.
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"You will have to go a long way to find a bigger advocate for our hunting lifestyle, a more passionate hunter and conservationist than Don, Jr. The opportunity to share a hunting camp with him is truly priceless," writes Hunter Nation, the group operating the raffle.ADVERTISEMENT
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The laborious nature of court proceedings in this context is mainly a reminder that the system can dehumanize its victims in even the most trivial ways; Woodfox is never more passionate than when he's tearing apart the unsourced and fabricated claims made about him in legal affidavits.
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It was a strategy Trump signed up for when top aides and Ryan presented him with the plan to make good on his Obamacare repeal campaign promise so he could swiftly move on to issues he is more passionate about and familiar with like tax reform and infrastructure spending.
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" Although the majority of Americans support legislation that would halt gun sales to suspected terrorists, The Washington Post, among other outlets, predicted Murphy's measure would fail "because those who oppose stricter gun laws are, on the whole, more passionate and politically organized than the average voters who support them.
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" One also suspects that Katrin, via Monique, may be trying with all her might to summon up a more passionate, freer, risk-taking version of her husband, a man who "knew what he wasn't; and on the whole he knew and liked and approved of what he was. . . .
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Though they've clashed in the past, in the kind of arcane YouTube drama you can find in any of the platform's more passionate communities, the two seem to have reached a sort of peace and shared sense of mission lately, building a new dialog through Blood Family members like Castillo.
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Doing "better than me" could be about our babies growing up to be healthier, happier and more passionate about the things that matter to them — hard workers, yes, with the cash they need, sure, but also pioneers of a new paradigm that lets go of the all-too-elusive American dream.
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Jeong traveled to the Diamond Mountains at least three times, and his "true-view landscapes" (jingyeong sansuhwa, in Korean) had a particular resonance in the 18th century, when Korean elites grew more passionate about their own country's sights, and when new roads and better maps made visits to the mountains easier.
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However, with the home support more passionate about Gallagher than ever after Taylor's antics during the week, it's going to be very difficult to beat the SBG man, who probably feels like he is defending the honor of him gym after Taylor's public call out of its fighters earlier in the week.
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"It's even a stronger position for us right now to promote those made-in-America stories to our guests because they're even more passionate now about buying local than ever before based on the political climate," said Flynn Flynn said it did not cost any more to furnish the units with American made products.
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The problem is what's known as the intensity gap: Essentially, even though more Americans support gun control laws, those on the side opposing stricter measures have long been more passionate about the issue — more likely to make guns the one issue they vote on, more likely to call their representatives in Congress, and so on.
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" That said, he's learned to curate his OWSLA crew for maximum good, familial vibes, and he specifically points out his goal of empowering women: "I feel like girls are naturally even more passionate in the industry than guys at some point, because they want to be equal and they're really trying to prove something.
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The problem, instead, is what's known as the intensity gap: Essentially, even though more Americans support gun control laws, those on the side opposing stricter measures have long been more passionate about the issue — more likely to make guns the one issue they vote on, more likely to call their representatives in Congress, and so on.
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"In the new season of FX's drama The Americans," it reads, "the arranged marriage of Philip and Elizabeth Jennings grows more passionate and genuine in the midst of the escalating Cold War, Paige's budding romance with Matthew, the son of their neighbor, FBI Agent Stan Beeman, further complicates matters since Stan — Philip's best friend — remains the greatest threat to the Jennings' safety."
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" What you need to know as the 2016 primary sprint begins Continuing a line of attack he has used against GOP rivals Ted Cruz and Rand Paul, who have to varying degrees embraced a non-interventionist foreign policy, Rubio said, "We have isolationist candidates who are apparently more passionate about weakening our military and intelligence capabilities than about destroying our enemies.
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In a speech given in January, the prince said, "Nearly 12 months into the job, I can honestly say I feel more passionate than ever about the huge opportunity we have here: To empower young people across the Commonwealth, you who are here in this room today, and the millions around the world who are part of this global collective of change-makers."
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It is irrelevant to say that the government should prioritize spending money on education and they have to create a consistent method to support the majority of our schools, because in the future this will help to get better education for our children, furthermore, teachers will feel more passionate and focus on their students and their vocation and not to worry about books, pencils, school furniture, computers and other things.
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