Psychologists distinguish between these two sides of passion, what they call harmonious passion versus obsessive passion.
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His great passion — a typical Hapsburg passion — was hunting.
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The passion for the hidden — the passion for the revealed.
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Turning passion into a future career My passion is cosmetology.
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The word passion gets over-used today, but it's their passion.
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Trauma is a part of passion, even if the passion endures.
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Our doubt is our passion, and our passion is our task.
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A passion for conservation starts with a passion for the beauty of the outdoors, and a photo on social media can spark that passion.
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Your shift ends when your passion does and your passion is endless.
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HEDLUND I think an artist is an artist, and passion is passion.
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So, in one cover letter after the next, and one meeting after another, all interviewers hear is "passion, passion, passion," and candidates start to blend together.
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Melville's passion for the man was really a passion for literature, for linguistic
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My passion for photography is just as great as my passion for surfing.
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"Making Bill's passion for fighting poverty and disease a passion of my own."
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I had a passion for writing, as Arya had a passion for fighting.
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The ur-image of the Passion, passion from the Latin, pati, to suffer.
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Startup: MarshmallowCited by these VCs: Eileen Burbidge, partner, Passion CapitalIn the Passion portfolio?
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But the "passion towers"—built from passion fruit mousse and marzipan—surely do.
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Video OSORIO&aposS PASSION No one could accuse Osorio of lacking passion during games.
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Passion is incredibly important, but the National Rifle Association isn't successful only because of passion.
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"Passion" (season 2, episode 17) "Passion" was the first episode of Buffy I ever saw.
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There seems to be no other driving passion in him, certainly not the passion to govern.
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"The matching of passion and purpose, and not passion alone, produced the best results," writes Hansen.
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That passion to not lose and that passion to be successful was in us like a motherfucker.
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"What we're looking for here is to balance passion and good behavior, without killing passion," he said.
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I don't ... Most of the companies I've started, I've started because of a passion, some kind of passion.
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Passion was also at the center of Rama's 2014-15 European retrospective, The Passion According to Carol Rama.
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Her first political passion was environmentalism, an interest derived from her first recreational passion, which was the ocean.
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I'm a firm believer in the concept that familiarity destroys passion, and I would rather have the passion.
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" Hanks said that despite his "passion" being with candidates like Warren, Buttigieg, and Sanders, he's "done with passion.
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And they're not emulating the passion, they're just emulating the pretending of the passion, and so it's, yeah.
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Our passion for pods comes second only to our passion for headphone jacks, so get ready for an impassioned broadcast.
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"Coming here today as a teenager full of passion, a bit too much passion, was very disappointing," she said afterward.
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The words that I live by are just to follow your passion and your passion will lead you to happiness.
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"We obviously spoke about my passion and his passion, which are veterans and veterans issues," he told the news media.
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I'm asking for Democrats in Washington to demonstrate not just an equal sense of passion, but to surpass that passion.
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She had a unique drive and passion -- not just a passion for fitness or athletics but for life in general.
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The researchers concluded that popular mantras like "follow your passion" make people think that pursuing a passion will be easy.
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SHARED PASSION Art is a passion that Denise and I share, and after lunch we often head to a museum.
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"They worked endlessly and tirelessly and that was because of their passion combined with our passion for our daughter," she said.
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It is basically because of his passion for winning, passion for the game, determination, that he achieved what he has achieved.
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Whatever your passion or niche, there is an organization out there that could benefit from your talents, energy, discipline, and passion.
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" She also claimed that when she told Fleiss dancing was her passion, "I was told Shawn should be my only passion.
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But make no mistake: her pursuit of anthropology was not the result of an intellectual passion, or any kind of passion.
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Matching that passion -- or, more accurately, struggling to match that passion, has been the Republicans' struggle since the start of 2017.
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"He doesn't really have a passion for quality, and probably most important — he doesn't have a passion for people," Schnatter said.
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That passion was much higher than the passion of our competitors so we ended up creating and implementing the best ideas.
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President, we promise that your passion will be our passion, your cause will be our cause, your path will be our path.
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"Passion, it's passion," he said as we put on bright green helmets and started up the road just before the riders' start.
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And for a while now, the passion for cumbia villera here has almost matched the passion for soccer in this mountain region.
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It's been a years-long process developing World of Warcraft Classic, and it's all been built from passion — passion from developers who have worked on the game since the beginning and passion from players who want to live that experience again.
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Smarter Living: "Find your passion" is pretty bad career advice, if you assume passion means you won't be dealing with tedium or struggle.
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We develop passion for what we do over time, rather than starting out with a clear, defined passion for a particular career path.
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CAVUTO: And the passion on the left, because they don&apost like him, is there still as much passion there to swap the House?
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Those who lead by example and demonstrate passion for what they do make it much easier for their followers to demonstrate the same passion.
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"People who have a passion for fitness and then people who want to have a passion for fitness [will love the app]," he says.
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"His art is his passion, and her work is her passion," said Anne Cavallaro, a friend of Mr. Papper's from N.Y.U., his alma mater.
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"It wasn't a passion to make a No. 1 player; it was a passion to help this girl who came to her," Stubbs said.
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The result is a passion play without any passion, an epic without any scale, a remake that has no idea why it was made.
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It's based on passion, which differs from love because you can love many, but passion is what binds you to that one special person.
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Smarter Living: "Find your passion" is actually pretty bad career advice, if you assume passion means you won't be dealing with tedium or struggle.
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Erik talked about his passion for acting last week; it was a passion his father, José, squashed like so much else in his sons.
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"But we have to fight and work, and put our energy and passion in making music, and transmit this passion to the younger generation."
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I ignored our relative lack of passion or spontaneity, and for more than a decade, that trade-off between safety and passion served me.
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And both obsessive sexual passion and harmonious passion were associated with the enjoyment of sex and sex-related activities, but the key to enjoying sex more might be to harness that passion in ways that bring more joy to all aspects of your life.
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"The Passion of the Cruz," tweeted Jason Richter (@JasonRichter), tweaking the name of the 2004 film "The Passion of the Christ," which Mel Gibson directed.
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The "passion" of A Quiet Passion has two meanings: one to do with Emily's preoccupation, and one to do with her lifelong struggle for freedom.
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Making money is a passion of mine, and what I currently do is making me money, so yes, I would say it is a passion.
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Young activists frequently approach the issues they care about with plenty of passion, but it's important to remember passion is an emotion, not a plan.
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La Passion de Simone dramatizes the life of the philosopher/humanitarian Simone Weil as a passion play linked to the 15 stations of the cross.
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There's passion here, and even if the men were private, they're our queer ancestors, so it's nice to see that passion entered into the record.
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It's not hard to talk to a developer in the midst of a passion project and feel that motivating passion bleed into you through conversational osmosis.
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What started as a deep passion of ours, as game creators, grew into a much larger passion shared by you, millions of players and Daybreakers alike.
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Whatever the task may be, I have a passion for developing the businesses of tomorrow, and I am glad I can continue that passion at Stern.
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Planning a summer trip from Paris to Rome, my husband and I figured we should combine our passion for historic sites with their passion for soccer.
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The ''on the street'' character comes from your real passion for pop culture and celebrity culture — but the show mocks your character for having that passion.
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Planting the seeds of passion In a way, the ideological confusion online channels the passion that brought the issue under congressional consideration in the first place.
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Having my mind completely blown by it and it being the answer to this question that I have been asking for a long time which is, how do I merge my passion in making electronic music a passion with my actual like real greater passion, drumming?
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Both Arouse and Passion have more CBD than you'd find naturally in marijuana (and Arouse has a little more than Passion), but both are still THC-dominant.
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He wasn't unhappy with his career, but his admission suggested he had traded passion for stability, whereas I had followed my passion at the expense of stability.
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She had a fearless passion and a love of storytelling, and I connect with her on that level because I have that fearless love and passion for directing.
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She plays Mary Magdalene in "La Vérité Sur l'Imaginaire Passion d'un Inconnu" ("The Truth About the Imaginary Passion of an Unknown," from 1974), opposite Anne Wiazemsky's female Christ.
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"Without passion, your work is not your love and you can never be your best or be better than others who are running with their passion," he writes.
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"Without passion, your work is not your love and you can never be your best or be better than others who are running with their passion," Cantrell writes.
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Larson (who also stars in this) plays Kit, a young creative whose childhood passion for rainbows and unicorns has turned into an adult passion for the same things.
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I don't have a judgement on where someone's passion lies and those who belittle or judge or bully or criticize someone else's passion—that really sets me on edge.
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It's a lot of work for no money, and they're all driven by passion; the same passion that fans feel in America about their teams and a sport they love.
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But we have more power than we use, so I think women should just get out there, connect to their passion, connect their passion to other experts and use it.
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The idea is that, deep down, we all have a passion – something that's 'meant' for us – and all we need to do to achieve happiness is to realise that passion.
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"For us it was a good challenge to have disabled people who had a passion to live and for people in Tanzania that passion is what remains," Nugi told CNN.
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Couples who experience obsessive passion report lower-quality relationships than those with "harmonious" passion that "does not encompass the entire self," according to a 2013 study in Motivation and Emotion.
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"Human passion is the reflection of divine passion," said Andrew Greeley, the Catholic priest who often wrote about sex as a sacrament and an expression of communion with the lord.
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"I cut school to read Shakespeare and to learn about that, because for the first time I felt like I really discovered a passion, the passion of my life," she shared.
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We each order one Passion Royale — a rose-colored confection of passion fruit-infused vodka, lime juice, and champagne (what else?) — and happily gorge on a mini-meal of gratis snacks.
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If you answered yes to these questions, maybe graphic design *is* your passion (or perhaps something that could be your passion), and you just have no idea how to harness it.
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We knew the former NFL running back Marshawn Lynch loved has a passion for fruit candy, but it turns out he also has a passion for chocolate, as most humans do.
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I used to think balance between work and motherhood meant to give the same level of commitment and passion to both, or the same type of commitment and passion to each.
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Cinema has been my passion since I was a kid, but no matter how hard you try, it's almost impossible to turn a passion like that into a job in Egypt.
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Honestly, it sounds corny, but just put a passion into something, and if you just show your passion without fear of what anyone else thinks, then it kind of comes through.
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"My passion is photography, but I am paying the price for my passion with my life," he wrote in a letter to observe his 600th day in detention in March 2015.
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Later that month, Ballet du Grand Théâtre de Genève will perform "Une Autre Passion" (April 24-29), an abstract staging of Bach's St. Matthew Passion by the Swedish choreographer Pontus Lidberg.
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A resounding theme was passion: passion for solving a problem, for filling a market gap, for creating an ideal work environment, or for being on the bleeding edge of future innovation.
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I've always pursued theater — that was always my passion.
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" Barbara answered: "Following your passion always makes you happy!
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This passion lasted till the end of the 22s .
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Never mind the numbers — we have passion to express!
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" He added: "I think he really followed his passion.
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"I cook a ton — it's a passion," she said.
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CREMONA, Italy (Reuters) - Making violins is a passion in Cremona, the ancient Italian town that has been producing them since the 16th century, but turning passion into profits has not been easy.
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If you're willing to invest a little more time and energy in your passion for equal pay, take your passion to the community and host an issue forum locally on fair pay.
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You should not have to talk about your "passion for food and beverage service" to get a job as a barista, nor your "passion for retail" to get a job folding sweaters.
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"Develop your passion" might not have the same ring to it as "find your passion," but it's probably a better way to approach your interests, according to a series of recent studies.
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The passion for social justice that many students feel — a beautiful passion for social justice — leads them to be keenly aware of the distasteful opinions held by many writers of earlier generations.
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When feeling and passion — tremendous passion and depth of feeling — become the yardstick of conduct and right, amplified by the media and politicians, the nation is going to go a little crazy.
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But just as far as the passion goes, I have a passion for what I'm doing still, but it doesn't get the same emotion (out of me) that it has in the past.
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Meridian indulges her passion by studying the crows that congregate in a nearby canyon, where, some years later, she happens upon the second passion of her life, a young Vietnam veteran named Clay.
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Their interest sparked his own passion for coding and gave him the insight that his Philosophy major and passion for symbolic logic, could be put to a different use in the technology industry.
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Life is meant for living... living with love and passion for every one without thinking of what they are could really change your life .... Think 2020 and live with passion for all peoples.
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Here is passion neither foiled nor mocked, but rendered arbitrary.
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"Our passion as a founding team is growth," she said.
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The buyers were not indulging a passion for rare banknotes.
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VICE Sports: You've had a lifelong passion for video games.
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Thank you for the poetry, the passion and the potency!
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That is where you can project your passion and energy.
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I run in and order a tall Passion Tea Lemonade.
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Going global would also help them live off their passion.
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This ignores the fact that romantic passion dissolves over time.
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Cooking is my passion and kind of like my therapy.
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Furuta's passion for fermentation has caught on at Imayo Tsukasa.
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When he's not working, Nakia indulges his passion for travel.
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A big part of Agassi's passion for education is personal.
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That only comes out of love and passion and care.
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Passion, Joy, Fury succeeded in not falling into Orientalist stereotypes.
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Daniel and Milán both have a growing passion for music.
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I have been working purely out of passion ever since.
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Skating was my passion; I thought I could do it.
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I've always had a passion for the beauty of things.
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And Austin's passion for fashion has extended to Chanel already.
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" She tells PEOPLE, "That passion and belief in young people.
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He had a huge joy for life, generosity and passion.
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But for Wasserman, the word "passion" has lost its luster.
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So my vision is there and it's a deep passion.
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Just her light, her love, her compassion, her passion, everything.
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Small projects like this ignited my passion for scientific research.
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The daughter of a single mother, Kamilah's passion is dance.
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"I want them to grow up with passion," she says.
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Here's what they love, like and hate with a passion.
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It lacked the peaks and valleys of her passion, however.
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The politics of outrage, by design, drain us of passion.
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Passion and intensity are crucial in caucuses — as then-Sen.
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" What do you think people misunderstand about "finding their passion?
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The director's really great and this is his passion project.
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I can't thank everyone enough for their passion for this!
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She had a passion for animals, birds, flowers and insects.
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How will you utilize your passion to meet that need?
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I am going to find that passion no matter what.
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But beyond appearance, the two share a passion for nature.
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I definitely had that passion even in my high school.
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"No passion, no nothing, on the way out," she said.
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He finished in 90 minutes and found a new passion.
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Politicians and elected officials need to see intensity and passion.
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I always say that you can teach anything but passion.
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"That was the initial igniter of the passion for me."
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"Passion begins with intrinsically enjoying what you do," Duckworth writes.
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His passion for invention and pushing forward inspired so many.
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I watched The Passion of the Christ in theaters twice.
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There was no passion in the hearings held this week.
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Others include Demosisto, spearheaded by Joshua Wong, and Civic Passion.
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I think that's where my passion to visit first began.
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"My passion is to make it a movement," she says.
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Our world needs your dedication and passion like never before.
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But there is passion and focus running the other way.
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His passion and drive, all of it was multiplied here.
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It is young, dynamic, and full of passion and energy.
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The brute fact is you can't beat passion with pragmatism.
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"Boxing has renewed my passion for it," McDermott, 52, said.
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Creative passion is perhaps the secret to a long life.
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While stationed in Cleveland, his passion for golf was rekindled.
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Both dog books raised money towards Bush's human passion: literacy.
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So much for passion projects or escaping the rat race.
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Thank you #TVDFamily for the love, the passion & the friendship.
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I love the passion these guys have around the customer.
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" She adds: "I thought of it as pursuing a passion.
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Keep going Yolanda, keep changing lives… your passion is inspiring.
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He studied literature and discovered a passion for medieval texts.
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Because everything I have a passion for is in Africa.
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Sports Illustrated supermodel Kate Upton revealed her passion for weightlifting.
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She could, however, show more passion when discussing her policies.
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That's a good way to put it — passion for whom?
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The Passion for Fashion sale is set for June 14.
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For Passion, the practice of witchcraft is always about resistance.
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We're writing down that life hack in our Passion Planner.
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But his passion for Star Trek has remained a constant.
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Passion drives interest, which in turn drives focus and commitment.
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" She also advised, "Everybody should have or cultivate a passion.
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I don't really believe in your work being your passion.
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She said it was a passion project that she loved.
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If you do something, do it with passion and purpose.
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Bruny, who originally hails from Haiti, has a similar passion.
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Your passion, commitment, and sheer brilliance has kept me inspired.
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But her passion for prevention goes beyond The Ring alone.
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The app began as Taylor's passion project in early 2016.
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The great debates of the past all stirred great passion.
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Eros was the winged god of love, fertility, and passion.
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I love the passion that the fans have for it.
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Her eyes burn with passion, but the children's don't anymore.
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Friends remember her as driven by passion for the work.
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"Politics isn't a huge passion of mine," Cohen told me.
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Irwin wanted her speech to reflect his passion for wildlife. .
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Aziza: For me, my greatest passion is working with youth.
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Instead, they require passion, collaboration, and excitement about solving problems.
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But, we both share the same passion for fashion. 5.
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But I know this film was your personal passion project.
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Satsky: Any purist cares about the history of their passion.
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Despite your severe situation, you have a passion for food.
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Or take your passion from other interests into your business.
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But, his real passion was enjoying the New York nightlife.
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Your business comes from your passion, creativity, and hard work.
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I love its spirit, it's lack of pretence, it's passion.
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I love its spirit, its lack of pretence, its passion.
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The players really respond to the passion of the fans.
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For technicians like Gerhart, it can also foster a passion.
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Environmental issues are her passion, but most people don't care.
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AMLG: Where do you get your passion for giving back?
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She was a photographer with a passion for dance music.
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They exist to bring order to chaos, rationality over passion.
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"Having a passion, you can make something come to life."
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Steyer's political bona fides and passion are not in question.
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You lift people up with your positivity and your passion.
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"The Passion" will be aired live March 20 on Fox.
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"My main passion is to protect wild species," he says.
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A passion (or at least, toleration) for the Kardashians, 2.
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Her passion and willingness to let her voice be heard.
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I loved it with a passion that you wouldn't believe.
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" She added: "Our country needs your ideas, energy, and passion.
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We're building a space pioneering passion among our young people.
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Thank you for letting me share my passion with you.
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They act friendly, but the passion seems to be missing.
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There is no life and definitely no passion in her.
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It survives because there is a passion there for survival.
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Along the way, she pursued her passion for art history.
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Also, fermenting unwanted greens is a particular passion of hers.
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Ian's passion for diggers came from him, not from me.
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That passion alone will propel you to the next level.
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Ultimately, she hopes it inspires a passion for reading, too.
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It's a passion shared by many of Belhasa's celebrity friends.
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"This is a passion I have always had," he said.
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Passion. In 1970, British musicologist and cryptologist Eric Sams argued
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The Passion of New Eve deconstructs masculinity and femininity in
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So why the glee and unfeigned passion in her delivery?
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It's a powerful time to reconnect with your heart's passion.
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My passion for the game Skyrim is born of that.
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We have a passion for freedoms like freedom of expression.
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I'm not alone in this passion for the Runny Egg.
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Jaden had a passion for cooking and listening to music.
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Ayahuasca unlocked a passion and conviction in side of me.
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His passion for programming is evident in his new project.
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"If you play with passion, that's my thing," she said.
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I think that is what people are hungry for. Passion.
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Surprises are popping up and passion is in the air.
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The second group was, I love this as a passion.
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Her passion for stamps seems to have extended to men.
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He felt a great passion for those that were neglected.
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"This is my passion," Ms. Berdonces said in an interview.
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Their passion for one another spilled over into heated arguments.
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We will find new passion for peacemaking rising within us.
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Kreitzman: We talk a lot about passion, and I agree.
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His passion now, he says, is sustaining the life aquatic.
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But her true passion has always been the family business.
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Still, Mr. Rattle is not one for swelling, emotive passion.
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For her, it's a hobby that's turned into her passion.
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Though fueled by pure passion, her habits were not sustainable.
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Thank you for your continued passion, innovation, and tireless work.
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Not just know it, but have a passion for it.
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It really came out of a passion for Romulus's work.
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For instance, their recent passion for watching trashy TV shows.
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Democrats roared with passion and pride as a beaming Mrs.
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Considering the passion that Mr. Trump's supporters have shown, Mrs.
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It's the difference between heat of passion murder and premeditation.
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Find people who share your passion for tackling a problem.
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It was truly a passion project for all of us.
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After this winning streak, will you have the same passion?
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"You have to ground passion with sound business," he said.
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"Lumière" has eight sections, or "stations," like a passion ritual.
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But Holden remains unequivocal in his passion for Luke's Lobster.
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You'd add fire elements if you want to ignite passion.
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The job confirmed my passion for beautiful objects well made.
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"Passion" is one translation; "spirit," as in "spiritedness," is another.
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Landscape, though, an early passion, led him to Claude Monet.
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Still, the car business needs a certain amount of passion.
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But he made it happen, and his passion was key.
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It's not enough to just have the skills or passion.
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The sights and sounds of the city are another passion.
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The fuerdai have brought their passion for extravagance to Vancouver.
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What started as a passion project has become a business.
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It's a passion that has filtered down to the public.
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Our passion for putting things in order has no end.
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I love the diversity and the passion of the crowds.
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The passion for tradition is particularly strong at hockey games.
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This is a powerful evening for deep and intense passion.
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When you were at university, acting wasn't your first passion.
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A chef with passion and discipline, but especially with strength.
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Is there an album here that encapsulated that early passion?
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"He gave me passion and that womanly experience," she said.
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Dramatic, cinematic, and full of passion, this is Adele 2.0.
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He attributes his success to his passion for the work.
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You recorded Passion and Warfare while you were in Whitesnake.
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This giant, reportedly $100 million movie is a passion project.
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Where do you think your passion for makeup came from?
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You guys have a passion for public access as well.
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It still drives a disproportionate share of interest, passion, viewership.
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He has a passion and he says what he feels.
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"You don't do passion projects to make money," says Prince.
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They toe the line between passion and recklessness so perfectly.
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Passion. The Reisen & Speisen EP is out now on Kompakt.
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It is bringing dollars, it's bringing passion, it's bringing energy.
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Bodrug attributes her success to her passion for healthy living.
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How special it is to find such passion in something.
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It's the only place he feels free, that's his passion.
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Any thoughts on where that passion for risk comes from?
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It was like passion that came to get something done.
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"It's passion and a love for the game," Federer said.
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For the rest of her career, she pursued passion projects.
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Debate is counterproductive because it dilutes passion and sows confusion.
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Killing such efforts can seem like his singular legislative passion.
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One remaining question with these polls is the passion gap.
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Still, Kempner's passion for her remarkable subject is always evident.
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His passion is genuine, as is his sense of wonder.
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And the boys spoke in passion And, I guess, Spanish.
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But wrestling was his calling, his passion, and his legacy.
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We have a heightened sense of connection, communication and passion.
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"Her passion was taking care of people," Mr. Billquist said.
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That's when his childhood passion took a more serious turn.
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It takes time, passion and obsession to make great work.
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"We wanted to be sure it was her passion," Mrs.
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It's nice because you can do it within your passion.
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"All the passion came out in that strike," said Bronze.
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That is why many, particularly men, keep their passion subterranean.
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Put simply: Passion can be a gift or a curse.
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People underestimate his enduring passion for competition at their peril.
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"Sometimes, I've let my passion rule my reason," he said.
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But Mr. Trump channeled his passion into real estate development.
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I've had to learn about balancing my passion with business.
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"There's passion and joy he brings every day," Cashman said.
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To root all night is a great night of passion.
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A senior scouting adviser, Charlie Gonzalez, vouched for Bregman's passion.
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Food was Mr. Paul's second passion after music, she said.
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His passion had earned him a column in The Guardian.
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He stopped listening to music, a consuming passion since childhood.
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Watching Bravo, while my life's passion, is not a hobby.
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Ms. Porter discussed her passion for animals all the time.
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It's ancestors, family, music, love, culture, traditions, dreams, and passion.
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"That's that fan passion I was talking about," he said.
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It was time to end his sins, his murderous passion.
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She had a passion for hunting — would that explain it?
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You can feel its admiration for this man's obsessive passion.
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Fighting all the time and calling it passion is not.
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Building a profitable passion takes hard work, but it's fulfilling.
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It's a passion, after all, if not a strategic imperative.
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Football, to me, is a passion, more than a game.
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"I've always had a great passion for it," he said.
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Pour that passion and emotion into your families and communities.
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"The Passion," Jeanette Winterson Again, it's all about the visceral!
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It's me satirizing my disproportionate passion for the entertainment industry.
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In less than 24 hours, Raymond was in a passion.
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My passion for Hollywood red carpets was a surprise development.
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How can you use your students' passion for superheroes creatively?
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These girls' vulnerability and passion animates this sweetly sentimental show.
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Mr. Piazza was not born with a passion for hair.
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"He's got passion in his troops," said one Iowa Republican.
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His passion for accuracy was behind his arbitrage pricing theory.
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"This passion is dominating everything here in Maranello," he says.
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The pair does have one very significant shared passion — horses.
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Once you get national interest, passion goes through the roof.
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The chorus sang its anguished prayers with passion and precision.
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Now on his own, he's pursuing his passion and education.
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Likewise, Beatrice's sister Princess Eugenie has a passion for art.
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But space travel is a passion for Jeff Bezos too.
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You have so much passion but you also have discipline.
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It drives the loyal lore fans, and informs our passion.
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If you have passion and enthusiasm, you're on your way.
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"I think that was a crime of passion," Skalnik said.
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But he did have passion, curiosity and a cell phone.
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But if the passion was similar, the substance was not.
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"He really had a passion for it," Mr. Rutter said.
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Certainly not a waning passion for shiny gewgaws of tech.
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I ended up with a passion for math and science.
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I love the passion it brings bubbling to the surface.
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" He acknowledged "sometimes, I've let my passion rule my reason.
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It's more about passion and pace rather than anything else.
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But there was a lot of passion getting through it.
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Perhaps take up basketball, a lifelong passion of hers, again.
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Love needs passion, especially at the beginning of a relationship.
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The political energy and passion now resides in the opposition.
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His passion isn't simply for children, it's about their dreams.
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But you have to be outraged with equal passion, okay?
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He did, however, have passion, curiosity and a cell phone.
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"You need a passion project," said Charles Cross of Voyage.
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Driving this idea is Duplessie's passion for writing horror stories.
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We've approached these dubs as passion projects first and foremost.
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It is a passion that Germans today are sorely lacking.
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Modeling nuclear war is his passion, and it started early.
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Turn your passion for kicks into a $7 million business.
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Probably most important, he doesn't have a passion for people.
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Badu discovered her passion after helping a friend through labor.
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Their passion for baseball and their country, it's pretty awesome.
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They have so much passion for these horses and sport.
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As a young man, Adityanath's passion was politics, not religion.
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"Now, of course, they are a shared passion," Antonious adds.
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It is exceptional to see such a passion and kindness.
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There's just something about genetic engineering that stirs up passion.
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With him, this was a primary and all controlling passion.
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It's a combination of two key factors: passion and bloodline.
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He developed a passion for American politics and American cartoons.
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All of the nitpicking comes from a place of passion.
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She apparently pursues this passion while dressed in period costume.
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Whether they do or they don't -- gotta love Turturro's passion.
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Gimmicks don't persuade or inspire; visible passion and conviction do.
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But the passion of laboring over one's own work is a very different passion than that of the zealous employee, whose livelihood may depend on how "passionate" they can appear to higher-up management.
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"I'm sure that the passion with which Vladimir defends his stances has an identical origin to the passion with which I defend my own," Ernesto said, adding that their clashes are exacerbated in public.
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Javier Bardem brings "admirable passion to a gritty story that amounts to a lower-depths, urban version of the Passion," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times about this drama from Alejandro G. Iñárritu.
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Find an outside passion There will be days and even weeks when work is going to be bad, which is why you need a hobby or passion outside of work to balance it out.
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During those early lessons, Serge also gave me boxing gloves and ordered me to hit the boxing ball with a passion, as if doing this was the last and only passion of my life.
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Through our passion and love there has been a thorough analysis of the industry, and as the need for this facet of the industry has evolved, we've been able to put that passion to work.
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I'm so lucky that I have a passion for riding horses, I have a passion for competition, and I'm able to do — probably what I would want to do as a hobby — as a profession.
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The Passion Fox broke new ground with The Passion, a live musical that tells the story of Jesus Christ's days before the crucifixion — except, with a twist, it was set in modern-day New Orleans.
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But he also stresses that despite seeing the "same kind of passion for a baseball game," for example, more inroads need to be made for that passion to translate into a long-standing esports scene.
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"Passion funds," mostly known for investments in art portfolios, have been around since about 2006, with classic car passion funds coming on the scene about five years ago, said Enrique Liberman, partner, Bowles Liberman & Newman.
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Yet her passion for the art of the late 19th and early 20th centuries remains boundless, and she is determined to communicate that passion to the widest possible audience, taking art off its proverbial pedestal.
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"So yes, it is stressful — but it is also my passion."
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Ballet has taught me the importance of combining passion with discipline.
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Huffington has made work-life balance a personal — and professional — passion.
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People, in general, weren't charging toward passion but slumping toward acquiescence.
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Froot Loops x Lime Zest x Marshmallows x Passion Fruit Jam.
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Kondo's passion for storage comes into play in this final category.
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So far we've been very lucky that he's found a passion.
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Eventually, Deel said, it stopped making sense to pursue her passion.
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It was people with cameras and a nerdy passion for auroras.
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Here's how Jenkins finally found her way to her passion project.
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That passion made him an especially collaborative client for House Industries.
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But I hate the gym — I hate it with a passion!
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Venus enters Leo at 5:54 PM, bringing glamour and passion.
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We need more passion projects and mature idols for our children.
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And it is a job even though it is a passion.
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She just needs to find her passion and write about that.
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Do you have a burning passion for robots and artificial intelligence?
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Leonardo DiCaprio's passion for climate change is out of this world.
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Who cares if a tiny passion project is taking so long?
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However, her passion remained food and giving back to young people.
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I had this incredible passion for food and wellness and travel.
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But Chmerkovskiy pushed Hernandez to embrace the dance and its passion.
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"I spoke to Meghan about my passion for yoga," said O'Hanlon.
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Leanne started in fashion, while Steve's passion is into outdoor sports.
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Where does your passion for mathematics and quantitative thought come from?
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For President Obama, the Arctic has been an obvious passion point.
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Even if you have a certain passion, it's just not there.
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Passion will be plentiful — but so will the urge to escape.
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It hit me: my passion for writing began with Lake Wanaka.
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It became a passion and a cause for many of them.
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The Invictus Games "is a personal passion" of Harry's, Reid adds.
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His passion was to constantly innovate in the the aviation industry.
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I carried around sketches and devoted many hours to this passion.
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And the passion hasn't died down just because the protest ended.
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We share a similar passion for being crazy about mad lyrics.
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Her passion has been a quiet one, but it resonates loudly.
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His passion was music, and still had a lot to do.
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For Dorsey, the right answer has everything to do with passion.
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"We respect your opinions and I love your passion," Walters said.
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Go on and have all the puffa jacket passion you want.
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Their marriage was one based on love and compassion and passion.
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Would I be okay now with less passion but more stability?
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It was like a passion project, and then I did it.
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In 2014, she decided to share that passion with the world.
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Waguespack is adamant that Picturing Passion is not about the Penitentes.
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I had found the passion I was looking for upon graduation.
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But I would not have stood if I didn't have passion.
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Q. How old were you when rove beetles became your passion?
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I follow and write about technology as a matter of passion.
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He spoke of toes in general with reverence and earnest passion.
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"For me, Barcelona is my idol, my life passion," he said.
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Despite his artistic talent, he insists collecting is his real passion.
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The passion Mr Schulz inspires could make him a mobilisation machine.
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But also to follow this thing called my passion you know.
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"Botham did everything with passion," Allison Jean told the prayer service.
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It has become a passion, a calling, a way of life.
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So, these deep-tech technology startups are more of a passion.
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Simply put: passion and organization are the key ingredients to change.
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She loved French cooking and wanted everyone to share her passion.
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She has a passion for creating clothing out of unconventional items.
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Pippa Middleton is passing her passion for sports onto her son!
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A network of caring people and her own passion are enough.
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So what explains this level of passion for a grocery store?
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High-passion fans often come up with ideas for improving products.
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I define grit as passion and perseverance for long-term goals.
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Why leave if you can pursue your passion project in-house?
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That passion is also undermined by the dismal science of mathematics.
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This first photo shoot was a catalyst for Rodgers' new passion.
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"Passion and attraction is a beautiful thing," Murray wrote on Twitter.
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The Passion will air live on March 20 at 8 p.m.
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What do you think is driving this passion for the show?
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I think that's where I get my passion for activism from.
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"I've always had a passion for entertaining," she recently told PEOPLE.
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It was this experience that helped ignite his passion for STEM.
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"There's still a lot of passion between them," claimed the insider.
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Adoasi's advice for those wanting to start their own passion projects?
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" Lawrence continued, "My political passion has almost turned into an obsession.
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That leaves plenty of time for his passion, reading science fiction.
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They're all passion projects for Silicon Valley tech superstar Sebastian Thrun.
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He had an immense respect for people who had that passion.
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And a scold may just be someone whose passion is showing.
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Building a successful social movement doesn't just take passion and dedication.
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You know I get great energy from the passion of entrepreneurs.
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"This is my passion, and it's what I love to do."
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"Philanthropy is the primary passion amongst global billionaires," Wealth-X reports.
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In fact, she even has a shrine dedicated to her passion.
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Performing was Reynolds' passion — and she did not want to retire.
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And, thanks for the free publicity for my new passion project.
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I took a risk and turned a passion into a business.
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And I love the determination and the passion that she has.
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He's a passion player, that smile and energy that he has.
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The site also has a "Passion Dust in the news" section.
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But also YouTube, and making content, is my number one passion.
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Watch out for fights and direct your passion toward something productive.
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We're gonna— we're gonna— we're gonna import their passion about that.
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WHEN YOU FIND THAT NEXT PASSION EVERYTHING ELSE WILL MAKE SENSE.
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Left Bank: Art, Passion and the Rebirth of Paris, 1940-1950.
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I've always had a passion for performing; that was my drive.
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The difference here is that fire signs are driven by passion.
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His never back up attitude and his passion set him apart.
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Where is the passion and anger that matches how we feel?
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"If you have a business idea or passion, go for it."
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Shankar's passion as a fan is what drew him to Castlevania.
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"I understand the culture and the passion of Philadelphia," Pederson said.
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The thing they all have in common is passion and perseverance.
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I was just thrilled to have accomplished my dream, my passion.
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The index tracks the performance of the ten "investments of passion".
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Chris Stone Stone, 17, had a passion for adventure and football.
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He also has a weird, but deep passion for supply-chains.
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So that sparked my passion to bring those opportunities to everyone.
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Because just as often, we fail with — no, because of — passion.
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When an opportunity appears connected with your passion, it's even trickier.
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" McCue's best advice for entrepreneurs: "The amount of energy, passion, etc.
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She showed a lot of passion for what she believed in.
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But training neural networks to make art is still his passion.
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I suppose you could say that this goal is my passion.
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In high school, acting was his main passion – with singing second.
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In the case of Emojishot, it was Sayman's own passion project.
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Watch out for some drama—but, likely some big passion, too!
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"It was not a passion case, like reported earlier," he said.
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But his passion, vision, and dedication to Uber are simply unmatched.
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They had a falafel stall before deciding baking was their passion.
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According to the self-made billionaire, following your passion is overrated.
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Obama also reflected on how her passion project, the Let's Move!
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It was from her that Cruise developed a passion for acting.
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The people exist, the passion exists, and we can do this.
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How to see it: A Quiet Passion is available for rent.
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That's what my industry sometimes lacks, that passion for your job.
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A text like that is what fans the flames of passion.
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Now he has that passion and is loving being out there.
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My wife has a passion for fitness and wellness and health.
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Read more: The Cast of Fox's 'The Passion' Billboard shoot 1.
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Why not now to dive into this passion I've always had?
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Her unwavering passion for combat, however, remains as steadfast as ever.
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Mike Tommasiello has turned his passion for partying into a career.
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Sure, some of them sell records, but what happened to passion?
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FAULKNER: You know, what is it, the passion versus the policy.
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Take your passion, and see if there's an audience for it.
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It's a side hustle and passion, so never feels like work.
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"Her passion comes from enjoying books with her grandchildren and children."
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Instead, the space is outfitted with personal trinkets and passion projects.
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I moved forward with my idea with endless amounts of passion.
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Along the way she discovered an unexpected passion for marine conservation.
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"I just didn't feel the same passion for work," he said.
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Their early years, she says, were "blissful" and full of passion.
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"The president's passion and compassion for this was palpable," she says.
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Mentorship has long been a passion of Michelle Obama's as well.
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However, many people don't dedicate that time to their passion projects.
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A series dedicated to the love, passion and obsession behind pizza.
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Into my true passion that I didn't even know I had?
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It's almost as if your passion is also passionate about you.
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Our lives [then] have so much passion and drama and chaos.
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But no one can fault him for a lack of passion.
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"Tomita-san's passion clearly transfers over to his ramen," Shimamoto explained.
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And, uh, whatever happened to conservative passion for the free market?
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Cooking has always been my passion, so I made the transition.
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They have passion and drive that they did not have before.
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It's me showing my own pain, hope and passion for others.
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The Wisconsin real estate investor's passion for the cuisine hasn't faded.
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"I've always had that passion for flying," McKenzie, 57, tells PEOPLE.
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Tyrion happens to be a man with a passion for dragons.
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You don't do a lot of passion eating or boredom eating.
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Ryan Kyote, 22019, has long had a passion for helping others.
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Do our leaders intend to stir constituent passion for political points?
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His sausage passion appears to be is as burning as ever.
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Her passion for children and caring new moms was very plain.
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But maybe my passion and interest for technology is my undoing.
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"He hated cops with a passion," Mr. Eppolito told Ms. Raphael.
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But all that television preening supports his true passion, he insists.
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Eclipses and the sun are not his field, just a passion.
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He has deeply imbibed libertarian philosophy, which is his chief passion.
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In spite of the bonding condition, they had passion for life.
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Training kids to feign a passion is the art of parenting.
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"It started as a passion project," says associate producer Chris Cantrell.
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Of a world burning and a generation on fire with passion.
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That's where you find the real energy, and the real passion.
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In her obituary on Dignity Memorial highlighted her passion for animals.
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Music makes people emotional, whether it's from nostalgia, passion, or excitement.
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Want a job that blends your passion with your skill set?
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My passion project took on a number of iterations and forms.
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But there's no hiding the passion and joy in this music.
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Sometimes Adoni's admirable passion for experimentation can carry him to excess.
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One can almost hear the passion fading and the psychology shifting.
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Mr. Vermeulen's lifelong passion for fashion led him to his career.
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"Russell just plays with incredible passion," Thunder coach Billy Donovan said.
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I appreciate her passion, hard work, and commitment to public service.
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His passion for his chosen field is evident on every page.
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It's sex that supercharged with erotic passion but with intimate commitment.
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The Passion Planner started in late 2013 as a Kickstarter project.
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But several readers have shown their passion for the autumn holiday.
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Second, you'll be unhappy and passionate because passion comes from competence.
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It all boils down to two key factors: passion and luck.
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CNN: How did you discover your own passion for custom cars?
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I mean, they come into the office with passion every day.
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"But you want to do those steps with passion and ferocity."
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We are truly humbled by your passion for our shared mission.
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While there, he discovered a passion he never knew he had.
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Ultimately, though, investment banking "wasn't where my passion was," he said.
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What fuels entrepreneurial success, Ms. Agarwal noted, are passion and purpose.
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His passion for the noodle dish originated from a young age.
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But these values cannot be defended by passion and rhetoric alone.
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Interviewers are looking for authenticity and deep-rooted passion from responses.
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That extremist passion, however, creates the danger of a political backlash.
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The only problem is when he talks about following your passion.
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Their hard work, their passion and their determination has paid off.
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She thought of it in terms of my passion for her.
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How about a little audience participation in the next passion play?
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It's to remind employees to accomplish tasks with passion, he said.
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That "why" is your purpose, and work with purpose is passion.
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The passion differential is a template I use to predict elections.
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Second, this seems like a moment for some low-passion wonkery.
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So the stars descend to thump their passion projects each November.
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The right people remembered his passion when an opening came up.
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Their approach was really based on two elements: passion and effort.
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It's as if Morris couldn't credibly imagine a world without passion.
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Tucson's passion for its food culture goes well beyond the kitchen.
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Blakely's passion is obvious and clearly displayed through her body language.
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I left a passion for entrepreneurship, and the promise it sustains.
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Mr. Curtiss acknowledges his passion for the project often caused complications.
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There's a passion — and apparently a market — for all things analog.
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G: Well, I believe I'm someone who leads with a passion.
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MeowIllustration: Chelsea Beck/GMGI hate outdoor cats with a burning passion.
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Rebecca had the passion, energy and courage to pursue her talent.
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Further, an insipid culture of the Creamery, conferences, "passion," and Allbirds.
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As a model, beauty has always been huge passion of Ellingson's.
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"You see the passion and ideas coming from others," he said.
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"Passion shines through because you can keep that going," Hawk says.
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Be careful about projecting your anger — or your passion — onto others.
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But he also had a passion for botany acquired in boyhood.
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But the election may hinge less on genuine passion for Mrs.
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And for me, Bret, religious liberty has been a lifelong passion.
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She tossed her red hair and began to jig with passion.
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Of Bach's Passion works, only two have survived in their entirety.
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The Streetwise cast's participation in the "Passion" was not merely token.
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In my early past, my passion was for Isak Dinesen's work.
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But these flash fires of passion can sizzle and then fizzle.
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I feel privileged to witness its plans and share its passion.
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She had such a passion and intensity and seriousness about her.
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Claire has a longstanding passion for machine learning and computer vision!
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Adrenaline is my passion, and I accept the risk of that.
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Even though he's a very successful businessman, his passion is cooking.
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Ultimately, we convinced them with money, but also with our passion.
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Most importantly, though, is a passion and devotion for the sport.
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Passion was always something strong in the way they raised me.
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It's a passion project in the strictest sense of the phrase.
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I think perhaps I touch on a different passion in people.
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She wore something similar in 2011 during the show's "Passion" segment.
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The problem is that sometimes dreams aren't where your passion lies.
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So instead of "follow your dreams," how about "follow your passion"?
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To go outside and win a title, it's like the...passion.
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No wonder he incites such passion as to lead to vandalism.
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Passion also lost at least one deal due to Glaenzer's conviction.
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My father was a professional soccer player, it was his passion.
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I've been a Fauconnerie for 25 years now—it's a passion.
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"That's when it became this crazy higher passion thing," says Rhomberg.
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She must create and inspire some real passion for her candidacy.
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He attributes his passion for the environment to his boyhood enthusiasm.
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A: Be humble, have passion and do things from your heart.
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I've been involved from the beginning, seeing Levi's passion and inspiration.
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Many also wrote to share their particular passion for the 747.
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You never sense the obsessive and infectious passion that drives him.
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Human beings dance around a triangle of tenderness, brutality, and passion.
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In the midst of heightened emotion, they gave in to passion.
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By the late 1990s, passion for the cause had been lost.
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A simple graduation gift can escalate to becoming an acute passion.
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I'm not going to try to explain this particular personal passion.
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But sometimes their passion, particularly in a liberal cocoon, becomes blinding.
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But is that passion for the star, or for the character?
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These guys instead took a major risk to pursue their passion.
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Your passion stays low, yet under no circumstances will you underperform.
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He's shown much less passion in his response to the arrest.
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So he passed his skills, and his passion, to his daughters.
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Long before psychologists defined obsessive passion, the Buddha called this suffering.
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In other words, your passion should not come from the outside.
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My friends are my energy supply for the passion within me.
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And still a performance artist with a passion for getting political.
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She created a small business, born of a long-repressed passion.
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She had a passion for it and an eye for it.
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I can do it, but my passion is to design objects.
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I always had a great passion for ancient history, for Rome.
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Thank you Renee Ferguson for your mentorship and passion for justice.
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And I want this passion to resonate in all the Lazadians.
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A "moderately conservative" Virginia man liked the "passion of his ideas".
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Cars and clothes and everything I've ever done come from passion.
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My passion has been stronger than ever this year for ballet.
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The passion that some have for opera does seem like madness.
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School, mostly, gets in the way of me pursuing my passion.
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Kim Kardashian West's passion for law started at a young age.
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That passion and commitment was something that we were looking for.
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Still, don't couples need date nights to renew their romantic passion?
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Holly and Gerry are a couple who conflate fighting with passion.
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We fight, we overcome, we have passion, optimism, a generous spirit.
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If it was their passion, I would support it 100 percent.
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Acting turned into a passion, just as ballet had once been.
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A minor-mode variation reveals Chopin's passion for bel canto melody.
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So that in the throes of onstage passion, things never wander.
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But that's what it's like with people driven by deep passion.
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He was trained as a lawyer, but his passion was politics.
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That I convey my passion for my subject to my students.
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"Deep down [managing] is not where their passion is," Steere said.
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We are grateful to her for her brilliance, passion and friendship.
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"It takes discipline and passion, and you have to be relentless."
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"Rick's passion was always flying and his children," the company said.
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Lend your time and your passion to the causes that matter.
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Race relations are a passion — but also a struggle — for Schultz.
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He observed that the award had inspired ambition, passion and humility.
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While cutting onions and boiling matzo balls, he found his passion.
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Mr. Broder might consider redirecting his passion into a biographical play.
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Passion is what drives us to "do something," exclamation point implied.
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He played the piano with passion and talent into his 90s.
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But it turned out politics and public service is my passion.
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His passion for the Beatles, Ms. Marques said, bordered on fanatical.
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Houser credits selling candy with his passion for reselling and entrepreneurism.
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David's passion developed into , and Shawn watched his brother's interest grow.
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The passion of the snails is nowhere mentioned in the text.
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Fanning and Smith acted fervently with distinct passion for their roles.
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"You do not have to give up your passion or profession."
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But some critics have accused them of a lack of passion.
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Skiing is more a passion or a lifestyle than a hobby.
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" Shortly afterward, Banderas was offered a role in "Labyrinth of Passion.
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Dr. Sander's passion for running became intertwined with his professional life.
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It's a reminder of the passion the president's core supporters feel.
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But Dad has another earthshaking passion — chasing every skirt he sees.
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Do you have a passion for the type of work described?
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" Naky is originally from Togo and has "a passion for history.
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"We all share a passion for the prancing horse," he said.
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"We all share a passion for the prancing horse," he said.
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"We all share the same passion, men and women," she said.
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Boris Johnson needs to be challenged, with passion, heart and precision.
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But I make up for it with passion (and deaf hearing).
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Next was lime juice, then passion fruit purée and ginger beer.
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"My life is based on pain, passion, and purpose," he said.
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For some fans, passion for the film leads to petty crime.
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Not surprisingly, the leading passion among the super rich is business.
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So he's right when he says that the passion is back.
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This position doesn't require a specific degree, just passion and compassion.
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I still love the game and have a passion for it.
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Ultimately, Cyrus' passion and artistry manage to shine through the noise.
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It was a passion project he worked on for 13 years.
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He turned his interest into a passion, and then a reality.
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To me, computers were a hobby, but storytelling was my passion.
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"Have a passion-driven career," Keysha Camps, of General Motors, said.
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"[Y]our passion will lead you to your purpose," he says.
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"They want to see total passion, commitment and confidence," Maier said.
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That really demands that passion and closeness to what you're doing.
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Passion is one of Netflix&aposs key values, as is communication.
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Man and boy apparently bonded over a shared passion for cricket.
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Another, called "Man Magnet" is "prescribed for passion," but I'm married.
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But I love the culture, the passion, and everything about it.
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Tan Dun's "Buddha Passion" wavered between visceral sensation and saccharine kitsch.
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That's when her interviewer asked her to talk about another passion.
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He believes that following your passion will ultimately lead to success.
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He just lost passion for the game, he told his dad.
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"She has a passion for old gas pumps," her husband says.
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"My first passion is the watch, not the machine," he noted.
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Sometimes the most potent kind of love is mutual passion. 5.
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Challenges aside, Agyeman's flawlessly conveys the character's patience, passion, and loyalty.
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"It shows that you care," Cousins said of playing with passion.
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Foremost among them is passion, and "Roma" fans are positively evangelical.
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"Everyone wanted to follow her passion, follow her drive," she says.
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There is an animal instinct force in humans that creates passion.
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That ring reeked of my father's deep passion for extravagant design.
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Mars enters Aquarius tonight, bringing plenty of passion and creative inspiration!
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What was it that made this a passion project for you?
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The goal's simple -- spark passion back into the lives of vets.
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But turning that passion and anger into something tangible is difficult.
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The latest installment is Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance.
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Passion is in the air as the moon clashes with Pluto.
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Paul's passion to reinvent transportation dates back more than a decade.
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Tropical flavors like guava, pineapple, and passion fruit are especially popular.
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There's so much passion there that I never knew I had.
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Why does he have this strange passion for Putin and Russia?
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I found out sports is my hobby, politics is my passion.
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Some research I&aposve just read recently that&aposs brand new which shows that when people try to pursue passions, if they think about passion in terms of immediate joy or momentary happiness, they&aposre less successful in pursuing that passion, less likely to find it, even, than if instead they think about a passion as what&aposs personally important to them.
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I think the one thing that I discovered after a while, was to understand that your job needs your attention and passion, and it is not the exact same passion and commitment your kids may need.
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Harvard Business School's Jon Jachimowicz says although pursuing passion at work is known to "increase work engagement and job performance," depending on work as the only way to pursue your passion may be unrealistic for many.
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Wolfgang Rihm, Sofia Gubaidulina and Osvaldo Golijov are just some of the composers who have written a Passion since 2000; others, like Tan Dun and Philip Glass, have reimagined the Passion genre to include Buddha and Ramakrishna.
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"If you don't have a passion for financial reform, you can't make that happen, and I don't think Jiang Chaoliang has that passion," said Gary Liu, the president of the China Financial Reform Institute, based in Shanghai.
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And I found my passion, and I guess the rest is history.
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Pain can be a driving force, but only if there is passion.
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Japan does lust and passion well, but sucks at love, she adds.
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Turning passion and rage into dollars and cents is fight promotion 101.
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But Victorian marriages were not based on passion in the first place.
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Stamos said he should maintain that position: "That's where his passion is."
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Football is a passion for me, which is why I started collecting.
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And it's got to be something that you have true passion about.
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But He's driving passion was to help people with high blood pressure.
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His humor, wit , love and passion for fashion will live on forever.
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I have never met a dull person with ADD, one without passion.
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Some audiophiles dislike Bose with a passion, and noise cancelling in general.
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He was the first to encourage me and music became my passion.
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"You must have a passion for what you are doing," she says.
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You'll want to pursue these goals with your full curiosity and passion.
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He eventually called the demonstrators a "small group" with passion for America.
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Even while she was in medical school, there was another passion brewing.
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A passion for Chicago, community involvement and candy (duh) are also necessities.
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The traits I'm hoping to focus on are patience, gratefulness, and passion.
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In contrast, Democrats gain little from the passion of a confirmation battle.
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His burgeoning passion was further stoked by his love for Elvis Presley.
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CF: So what makes someone a particularly good storyteller, outside of passion?
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Follow your passion no matter what other people say you should do.
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To apply, students must submit a two-minute video describing their passion.
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I realized looking back that what he had was passion for drawing.
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No big paydays, just a passion for telling stories from our community.
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Sebastian's story line is devoted to his musical talent, passion, and expertise.
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The adventure-seeking woman lived her life with passion, according to friends.
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Many will be instilled with an angry fire and passion to lead.
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Both have said their passion for Barcelona football team brought them together.
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Today, job security comes from having ability, passion, and a great network.
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The business mogul admitted that he was wrong about his first passion.
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"This building rose out of the passion of Steve Jobs," he says.
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Back home, I dove back into my first passion - running a business.
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As FEMA administrator, his experience and passion for the job paid off.
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And he's moved by the passion that already exists for the game.
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" He added that Friedman "has tremendous passion for and devotion to Israel.
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She credits her husband with helping encourage her newfound passion for books.
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You love with a fire and passion like nothing I've ever seen.
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We love the product, her passion for it and for her fans.
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There is a sense of gratitude but also renewed feelings of passion.
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Love or hate 'em, it speaks to the passion of college basketball.
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This time she is incorporating her passion for Pilates into aiding Africa.
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The Emily of A Quiet Passion is no saint, by conventional standards.
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"Bald eagles inspire a lot of passion in their fans," Breeding said.
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Fine artist-turned-tattooer Laura Lesser turned her passion into her profession.
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" Obama added: "Passion is vital, but you got to have a strategy.
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But this isn't a declaration of love followed by throes of passion.
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The same passion I always bring makes me either angry or meek.
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Mel Gibson directs Jim Caviezel in The Passion of the Christ (22014).
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It's everything that I wanted to achieve creatively... There's all this passion.
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Here, intemperate defiance is the only true indicator of strength and passion.
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But it goes far beyond the physical passion that propels many plots.
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E: Well, it started with the passion to excel in the business.
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Leadership that will inspire the next generation to have that same passion.
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There he embraced the rhythm and passion of the revivalist and evangelist.
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The planet of passion and war, Mars, enters grounded Earth sign Capricorn.
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Thank you for your passion and commitment, and willingness to say #EnoughIsEnough.
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Thank you for your passion and commitment, and willingness to say '#EnoughIsEnough'.
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Handwritten on ruled notebook paper, the critique showed gumption, vigor, and passion.
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There is plenty of commitment and passion on the other side, however.
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Tish says Miley's forthcoming, still-untitled new album is a passion project.
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We developed a natural passion for working with these types of companies.
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PASSION: Black church is passionate; it's high emotion and drama and loud.
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Asia's passion for coal, in turn, threatens the health of the planet.
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"It's a different mind-set, a passion for reconstructing investing," he said.
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But Black turned her passion project into a full-fledged internet sensation.
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I had to honor my calling and had to honor my passion.
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Still, Harris speaks with passion about what he sees as a crisis.
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Without passion, most felt that the hard work required wouldn't be manageable.
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"All it took was some faith, passion and a little baking love."
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Whoever did this, it wasn't a crime of passion, it was premeditated.
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He's a self-taught photographer fueled by passion for his subject matter.
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"What ripens passion is the conviction that your work matters," Duckworth writes.
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And besides, he has such passion for musical theater that it's contagious.
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