"I want them to grow up with passion," she says.
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If you do something, do it with passion and purpose.
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Her eyes burn with passion, but the children's don't anymore.
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"If you play with passion, that's my thing," she said.
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Democrats roared with passion and pride as a beaming Mrs.
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A chef with passion and discipline, but especially with strength.
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The chorus sang its anguished prayers with passion and precision.
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For Dorsey, the right answer has everything to do with passion.
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"Botham did everything with passion," Allison Jean told the prayer service.
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Of a world burning and a generation on fire with passion.
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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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It's to remind employees to accomplish tasks with passion, he said.
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She tossed her red hair and began to jig with passion.
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Holly and Gerry are a couple who conflate fighting with passion.
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He played the piano with passion and talent into his 90s.
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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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"It shows that you care," Cousins said of playing with passion.
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He eventually called the demonstrators a "small group" with passion for America.
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The adventure-seeking woman lived her life with passion, according to friends.
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Still, Harris speaks with passion about what he sees as a crisis.
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While he appeared casual and conciliatory, his words were laced with passion.
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I'm happier and more confident and I live my life with passion.
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It's heartbreaking, in a way, but it also fills me with passion.
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Her eyes blazed with passion, her head was held high and proud.
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We argue all the time, expressing our opinions with passion and conviction.
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But the accusations have become exceptionally shrill as diplomacy has collided with passion.
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My career is built with passion to tell stories to know us better.
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"Our national treasures aren't just pandas," the kid says, eyes burning with passion.
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Bublé also closes his eyes, definitely overcome with passion, for much of it.
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We also brew beer with passion fruit, mango, chili, and kaffir lime leaves.
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And it's such a visual medium that I just spill over with passion.
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He even sounded a bit like Mr. Sanders, his voice hoarse with passion.
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Friend sees Bae sitting on the couch, and is immediately overcome with passion.
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He's ready to lead and he'll do it with passion and empathy. pic.twitter.
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" Magee said with passion, adding that exercise is "key to lasting weight loss.
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Our goodnight kiss was good, comfortable, but not filled with passion and butterflies.
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Her exploration and explanation of Australian barbecue is an argument filled with passion.
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Both sides have made their arguments with passion and with force and with fluency.
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With passion, seriousness and humor, the struggles of this movement were faced head on.
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A spotlight shone on him as he swaggered and spoke with passion until dawn.
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He stayed to serve as his bodyguard and speaks with passion about the cause.
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As the planet of death and rebirth, Pluto is associated with passion and obsession.
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I was looking for a word of ... play with "passion" would be too lame.
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I see and hear all of you (you all constantly shout out JOVANI with passion).
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To enjoy the journey and to fill every moment with passion and inspiration and love.
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It's cool lime refresher, coconut milk and topped with passion iced tea💕🌸 pic.twitter.
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They are delivered with passion by characters defined in part by their firmly rooted convictions.
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I wasn't excited every day, doing what I love, living a life filled with passion.
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He was not on script but talking with passion and with a longer term vision.
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Yes, Chuck and Blair's relationship was filled with passion — and a whole lot of problems.
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This is not to say that a chef shouldn't be concerned with passion or creativity.
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Everything she does is executed with passion and the belief she's going to kill it.
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He spoke then with passion about his belief in the need for compromise and bipartisanship.
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Do it with passion and purpose and stand out, and make yourself visible and known.
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Under the careful stewardship of Mr. Gilbert, the Philharmonic played it with passion and elegance.
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"I see students with passion burning in their brains whose parents are not academic," he said.
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And your mojo is increased with passion planet Mars entering the sexiest sector of your chart.
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"Sam's difficult, but that's just because everything she does, she does with passion," he told Coco.
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The book was presumably written at a point when Faris and Pratt's coupling brimmed with passion.
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The event was sparsely attended, but Kobach spoke pessimistically to those who had come with passion.
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Ms. Moloney, who has a new CD out of the soliloquy, delivered the finale with passion.
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"She was a good person who served in the public arena with passion and conviction," Hutchinson said.
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It's what they always do as a couple, mask the darker contours of their marriage with passion.
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Johnson would present his libertarian views with passion and depth, while Sanders would present his progressive agenda.
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His wife and competitor, Jenna Dewan Tatum, looked on in amazement as he lip-synced with passion.
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Mr Khan delivered his 40 pages of dialogue with passion and sensitivity, and won a standing ovation.
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Sondheim finally approached that subject late in his career, with "Passion" (1994), his penultimate work to date.
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For Brexiteers, this deal has less to do with practical consequences than with passion and principle. Mrs.
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"You're intervening in a process that started before you," he says with passion over beers one afternoon.
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He was ruddy with passion; at one point, Wilson asked him to keep his emotions in check.
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She said that she was "overcome with passion" for the white canvas, a Madonna of the future.
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When the dispensary posted a picture of the scout to Instagram, commenters responded with passion on all sides.
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She stares at people in the face and she means what she means and she talks with passion.
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But in the best French tradition, Mr Macron spoke with passion about French and confidence in its future.
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New kids coming up with passion and excitement is what got us into dance music to begin with.
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It's a super refreshing frozen limeaid with apple and desert pear flavor, topped with passion fruit boba balls.
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But he describes living the first half of his life with passion and the second half with purpose.
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So I have no problem with passion and even frustration, 'cause I share it  — both of those things.
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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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Be a resource to help fulfill their dreams and they'll work with passion to exceed the company goals.
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"Folks, you've got to get to know the other team," Biden said as his voice rose with passion.
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About an hour later, Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan responded with passion, citing a different 1.3 billion figure.
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Nimoy comes across as much more of deep thinker than Shatner, with passion for poetry, politics and Van Gogh.
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Someone gets paid to do so, even if he does it with passion, he still gets paid for it.
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Today, Beyoncé and Solange are forces in their own right, but work together with passion and creativity, not competition.
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He protected her, provided for her and with passion laughed and cried with her every step of the adventure.
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" She adds, "As long as you take that step with passion and confidence, the risk will always pay off.
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Things are a bit clunky but for a free skill developed with passion, this is a lot of fun.
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I'm called to do what God called me to do, and that's it, and I do it with passion.
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M.G. is extremely well positioned to reach this young, diverse audience at scale and with passion, irreverence and authenticity.
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"Architecture with passion" was what the young pianist Rudolf Serkin heard in a performance of the Brahms Second Symphony.
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One by one, other senators paraded in to ask Murphy questions, and he answered them all with passion. Sen.
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"I'm not 'Sandy Dementia'; I'm Sandy the person I always was," he has said with passion, arms waving wide.
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A. Try to do your best, live your life with passion, and don't forget to appreciate what you have.
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"He served his constituents, his country, and the causes he believed in with passion and with grace," Nadler said.
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I will continue to work with passion, integrity and restlessness to stop Hillary Clinton and elect Donald J. Trump.
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They were men and women of faith, each filled with passion and love, and with so much left to give.
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Photographer Nathan Bajar hopped a ferry to capture portraits of the attendees, aglow in the sun and drunk with passion.
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Attracting investors with passion  The best way to stand out is to show your excitement and communicate why you'll succeed.
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When I returned, the floor was buzzing with excitement spurred on by a great idea executed with passion and heart.
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She should speak of her dreams with passion, principle, courage and authenticity with her voice, as Sanders does with his.
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In astrology, the planet Venus rules love and prosperity, while the sign Scorpio is associated with passion, possessiveness, and seduction.
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Whatever you do, give it your all and your best, and do it with passion and do it with purpose.
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Ms. Netrebko, Mr. Beczala and Ms. Rachvelishvili claimed those roles so tenaciously that the drama bristled with passion and danger.
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Life is too short not to allow yourself to burn with passion and ambition, even when it stings a bit.
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It is with passion, courage of conviction, and strong sense of self that we take our next steps into the world.
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From you Dad, we've learned to reach for the fight we possess inside and apply it with passion to our lives.
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What makes them shine is the fruit she uses, mostly locally grown berries, along with passion fruit, kalamansi and sour cherries.
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" "Even if we are abusing the Earth, with love and with passion and with changing our mindsets, it can get better.
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Understanding how this happens — and how you can prevent it — is integral to mental well-being and living productively with passion.
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I believed the idea that relationships start with passion, and then go into long decline, where all erotic interest is lost.
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Be prepared to go the distance with passion and tenacity to get through the barriers, especially one of the big barriers - rejection.
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The holiday honoring romance is either celebrated with passion, or avoided like it's the plague (subject to change due to S.O. status).
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And if you don't fill your dream with passion, then you can become disheartened about your career choice during the tough times.
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Packed with passion, drama and suspense the ensemble delivers a one-of-a-kind performance guaranteed to leave the viewer wanting more.
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Prime Minister Matteo Renzi praised Ciampi as a man who had worked tirelessly for Italy and had served the country "with passion".
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And then there is the gentleman, whose persona seeks to balance self-control with idealism, politesse with passion, holding all in synthesis.
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"The only way to play against the Dominican Republic is with passion and motivation," said Molina, the St. Louis Cardinals' star catcher.
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The drink is a photo-ready mix of "frozen limeade, apple juice, and pear juice" that gets topped with passion fruit boba pearls.
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With passion and authority, he helped make it possible for many liberal supporters of Israel to admire the nation while questioning its policies.
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Some will be funky, some will be vegetal, and so on, but they will always taste amazing—especially when mixed with passion fruit.
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Many, like Samantha Bee, Stephen Colbert, Trevor Noah and Jimmy Fallon have been weighing in on the #MeToo movement with passion and humor.
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He has planted cactuses that produce dragon fruit and avocado trees among the cherimoyas, and everything is knitted together with passion fruit vines.
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I had to take a step back and realize that in my own activism while I fight hard with passion- I need to evolve.
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Yes, they drive each other crazy, they are filled with passion, but Lucious never really chooses Cookie, even when she's giving him an opening.
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"For me, a perfectly crafted sourdough loaf is one of the world's finest foods," says artisan baker and Baking with Passion author, Dan Lepard.
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But when the talk turns to tax policy, or student debt, or the minimum wage, he leans forward and speaks with passion and urgency.
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For companies, this can means writing down the five actions that could, for example, improve employee satisfaction or production, and pursue it with passion.
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On the contrary, nine of the 10 couples were in their 20s, 30s and 40s — the young and the beautiful, laughing, filled with passion.
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"Coach got on me at half time about my body language and just trying to play with passion and play with joy," he said.
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"We've got to just continue to tell our story over and over and over again with passion and with due diligence," he told us.
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"You may find this will take your sex life to a new level, bring new excitement and inject a tired sex life with passion."
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A managing supervisor in the agency's Sacramento office, Frew combines her legislative and culinary background to serve her food and drink clients with passion.
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"Barbara- though some days we held onto our positions on hot topics with passion-we never let go of one another's hand," she wrote.
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I draw a lot of inspiration from the Black Power Movement, and the way that she describes her activism is overflowing with passion and heart.
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But I know that Generation Z is not lazy, and that we're actually brimming with passion for justice and a desire to take further action.
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Also on this day, Venus retrograde will square off with passion planet Mars, bringing exciting news—but, it may not be totally new to you.
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If nothing else, it'll be an emotional experience saying goodbye to these women, who've been living lives filled with passion and purpose, even behind bars.
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While more than half the country did not back Fidesz in the last election, those that support Mr. Orban do so with passion and without reservation.
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I remembered his words later as the streets erupted, crowds pulsing with passion became riotous, and the air filled with fire and tear gas and sorrow.
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Raspberry Creme Puff with Passion Fruit Mousse and Chocolate Cake with White Chocolate Mousse and Coffee Custard You didn't think Disney would forget dessert, did you?
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Solving those problems might seem insurmountable, but not to one group of teens and tweens who saw an issue and tackled it with passion and energy.
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You'll be overcome with passion and feeling this morning, Cancer, but the Moon in Aries is asking you to be your most presentable, polished, professional self.
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I never intended to be an activist but it's inevitable that if you take on issues with passion and persuasiveness that will lend itself to activism.
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And argument raged from the get-go: constant, careening, apocalyptic and at times elevated discourse about real things, vital things, in primary colors, and with passion.
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In another, she speaks about her views -- conservative, religious, "old-school with values" -- but declares with passion a promise to defend her kids at every turn.
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Alirezaei's dedication is evident when he performs -- his hands glide across the drum at an astonishing speed to create beautiful music filled with passion and personality.
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He spoke with passion about that experience Thursday night and did not shy away from a moderator's question about whether he would confiscate assault-style weapons.
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A less peculiar—but still surprising—phenomenon is the Finnish affection for tango, a dance associated with passion and fire rather than with Nordic cold and calm.
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Similarly, he has no First Nation ancestry, though he spoke with passion about wanting to represent their perspective respectfully in the planned conclusion of the trilogy, Vinland.
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" Modern Times Fruitlands; Gose with passion fruit and guava: "Kettle souring is enjoying a richly deserved revival, and our summer fruited edition is all kinds of refreshing.
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According to the drink shop's menu, the Night Blossom is a limeade drink with apple and desert pear flavors, and it's topped with passion fruit boba balls.
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You do it just like entrepreneurs do it, with passion and commitment and a higher calling to try in your own small way to change the world.
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Yet a handful of them are so replete with passion and the human experience — so superbly conceived, structured, composed and choreographed — that they never lose their punch.
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Rough sex is about consensual sex with abandon, the feeling that your partner is so overwhelmed with passion that they just want to really pounce on you.
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Despite living through one of the world's most brutal wars, children there still play with passion and joy — regardless of what kind of ball they are using.
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Everything about Gears 5 drips with passion and confidence, from the heartfelt writing and depth of the lore to the structural creativity and the willingness to experiment.
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I have always led with passion and to the best of my abilities for Team MSU, and I will continue to do so for today and tomorrow.
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The music, though, is worth twice as much hassle: Expect to find a group of eight or so playing and singing samba and bossa nova with passion.
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The discussion was lively, overflowing with passion as the panelists made their cases for why diversity is important and why they're tired of having to talk about it.
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We associate the color red with passion, with blood; it's impulsive, explosive, bold, so it's no surprise that the color figured so prominently on so many fall runways.
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Trump first came to prominence in this era, and surely his branding techniques were influenced by this narrowcasting logic: appeal to a niche audience with passion and dedication.
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To us, he has always been a fierce competitor who attacked the world with passion, humor and unbridled optimism — along with, at times, inattention to detail and procrastination.
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They've since settled in Salt Lake City, Utah, where they've melted their cheesy values with passion for vending dairy products, via a food truck they've named Raclette Machine.
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The company believes digital reform is needed to improve banking systems and services, and is looking for people with passion, authenticity and "restlessness" to join its team. 6.
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A British journalist and prolific military historian who once reported on the war, Hastings indicts the United States with passion and engaging snark but mostly reinforces old critiques.
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In any case, that number is sung with passion and fathomless envy by Aaron Burr, the archrival of the man for whom the musical is named, Alexander Hamilton.
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Black Democrats and those who are old enough to remember the debate over the 1965 bill spoke about the new legislation with passion — and a sense of history.
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"Bob Hawke was a great Australian who led and served our country with passion, courage, and an intellectual horsepower that made our country stronger," he said on social media.
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How do you write about it with passion, how do you write about it fairly, how do you talk about it fairly, how do you talk about it passionately?
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Nobody thinks twice about asking for substitutions, for dishes that aren't on the menu or for extra nuts and seeds on the goat cheese salad with passion fruit vinaigrette.
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Levingston, the nonfiction book editor of The Washington Post and the author of "Little Demon in the City of Light" and "The Kennedy Baby," writes with passion and flair.
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His analytical mind is unparalleled, he holds dear our mission and vision, he embraces responsibility with passion, and he has the guts to innovate and test creative business models.
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Combine that in a cocktail shaker with hundreds of specialized small-batch products made in France, garnish with passion and artistry, and you've got the Parisian craft bar movement.
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Rather, on Thursday morning, they were voters with "passion" for the country — the same way he validated violent outbursts from his supporters at campaign rallies throughout the election cycle.
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"That's the thing about someone burning with passion – the whole world can see their light," Rory writes of Gaither, who collaborated with the couple on their upcoming album of hymns.
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RFK fought with passion and conviction for underprivileged blacks, exploited Hispanic workers, hard-hit white voters in Appalachia and young people whose dreams he offered the promise of coming true.
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On a more elevated policy level, so far we know that he's running as a centrist who is filled with passion to end climate change and make Americans' lives better.
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Catastrophic episodes aboard submarines are exceedingly rare in peacetime, and by most accounts, the missing crew members took to their trade more with passion than with a sense of sacrifice.
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Wieden and Kennedy wants people with passion, side projects, and are skeptical about advertisingSuccessful applicants will demonstrate their uniqueness as creative people — not advertising professionals — current and former employees said.
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Dinner might feature spicy seafood fritters and rum punch to start, followed by grilled lobster, served with ratatouille containing local plantains, and ending with crème brûlée flavored with passion fruit.
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Unfortunately, the film's chattier scenes are undeniably its weak points, though they incorporate flashbacks — to the moments when the two men met their romantic interests — that zip and zing with passion.
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"Pat lived his life with passion and conviction, driving forward in the face of any obstacle that crossed his path," said Marie, who is co-founder of the Pat Tillman Foundation.
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"It's always great to get a conference win — when you play with passion and you play with enthusiasm, this is the performance you're going to get," USF coach Charlie Strong said.
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"We've always believed that people with passion can change the world, and that was on display this weekend in marches across Washington and across our nation," Cook said at the time.
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Upstairs, in the dim main hall, are scenes from the New Testament suffused with passion, many of which celebrate Jesus's humility in ways that feel like a rebuke to the surroundings.
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"To win gold we need to continue to make that effort on the defensive end, and if we play with passion like tonight, we will be tough to beat," Durant told reporters.
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"You cannot just whitewash everything," she told him, her voice rising with passion as she spoke of a young black man who had been assaulted by a police officer in Fort Worth.
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Microsoft has engineers like Stevie Bathiche, Ralf Groene, and Ron Smith, all working on these Surface devices, and it's infectious to watch them describe with passion how this hardware comes to life.
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As Puck, 68, was running down his menu for the night, he offered Rancic, 43, one of his famous chocolate Oscar statuettes — which were filled with passion fruit chocolate, to Rancic's surprise.
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Boseman, 40, graduated in 2000 from the historically black university in Washington, D.C. During his speech Saturday, he urged students to pursue life with passion and to fight for justice and equality.
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There is a twist on the pisco sour made with passion-fruit juice and another with the purple-corn drink chicha morada, although neither quite achieves the bracing elegance of the original.
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"We've always believed that people with passion can change the world," Apple CEO Tim Cook says, noting that was on display this past weekend as kids led gun-control marches across the country.
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" In 2013, Obama advanced that "with common effort and common purpose, with passion and dedication, let us answer the call of history and carry into an uncertain future that precious light of freedom.
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During the performance, the pair assumed their respective roles as dictated by the lyrics: Apple, husky with passion, scowling eyes fixed on Bird, whose refrains in their logic are more tempered and contained.
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But it will only be able to do so, and mend its currently tattered, siloed and self-destructive state, if all sides agree to lay down their arms and work, with passion, together.
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"That Rivera combined artistic genius with passion for the oppressed and exploited was not lost on her," writes Linda Gordon in her 2009 biography of the artist, Dorothea Lange: A Life Beyond Limits.
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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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Instead of shaping what we were doing to fit what others wanted, we built enthusiasm for what we wanted, by talking about the show with passion and by listening to other people's opinions.
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Through her immersion, the young woman comes to understand the glaring contradictions of a people cut off from political freedom, economic opportunity and many modern comforts, who are nevertheless filled with passion and spirit.
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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump entering the stage, silhouetted in fog, a strong or menacing figure, depending on your politics; first lady Michelle Obama, radiant in blue and lit with passion and reason; Sen.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "With Passion and Fury, Students March on Guns" (front page, March 25): We were nine blocks away on Pennsylvania Avenue when Emma González personalized those killed in Parkland, Fla.
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In her book "Only With Passion," the German gold medalist Katarina Witt described a moment in Paris in 1987, a few months before the Calgary Olympics, when she accidentally exposed one of her breasts.
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As Dale Bumpers showed 21 years ago, a simple speech delivered with passion and skill, aimed at 100 senators in a room and millions of people at home, can change how history is written.
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A 'real threat to the survival of animals' Of course, the global debate is filled with passion on both sides of the issue, and critics of the hunting-as-conservation approach have different perspectives.
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"Jim Taylor lived life the same way he played football, with passion, determination and love for all he did," said David Baker, Pro Football Hall of Fame president and CEO, in a statement Saturday.
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We don't know what the final season will bring for them, but we do know that both Arya and Sansa found a way to live with passion and perseverance in a brutally competitive environment.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - It took just a spoonful of a simple tub of yogurt with passion fruit puree on a trip home to her native Australia to nudge Koel Thomae into a new career.
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Sitting in a room full of people, experiencing together a story told with passion and fire, one that seems awfully related to the world in which I live in, too, made me feel emotion.
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His ivory maiden looks so real that Pygmalion immediately "burns with passion for her," caressing her perfect body with awe and desire, imagining that were he to press against her forcefully she would actually bruise.
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Each story is told in unbroken close-ups, which take up more than half the film's running time; and the camera lingers on delicate faces as they light up with passion, describing violence and violation.
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Now, on his last day as the leader of Signature, Mr. Houghton — his voice raspy from recent chemotherapy but still suffused with passion — sat down to reflect on the origins and evolution of his theater.
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All of this might be forgivable, of course, if the council pursued its mission — "the promotion and protection of all human rights around the globe" — with passion and fairness, letting the chips fall where they may.
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In those darkest moments, you have a choice: Do you dwell on everything you've lost, or do you focus on what you still have and find a way to move forward with passion, determination, and joy?
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Among the cook's most popular fare: yuca bread with passion fruit and cacao dipping sauce, and the "Black Pollock" — named for its resemblance to a Jackson Pollock painting — consisting of chicken splattered with squid sauce. 2.
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The French MC (formerly one half of Lunatic) delivers is barbed verse with passion and angsty verve, the ascension of strings that closes out the track leaves the listener with a sense of tip-toed anxiety.
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He can sharpen their barbs, tease out their mixed emotions and infuse them with passion or irony, constantly rescuing them from their own familiarity — constantly recharging his reputation, as if he hadn't already earned it all.
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It needs to tell a story with passion, using personal, entertaining anecdotes that showcase your character, your interests, your values, your life experiences, your views of the world, your ambitions and even your sense of humor.
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The victory was the fifth in six games for the Devils, who were widely expected to finish at the bottom of the division but have played aggressively and with passion under their first-year coach, John Hynes.
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Used for cleansing and purification, Water is connected in various magical traditions to the West, and associated with passion and emotion, but Western European celebu-artist Philippe Parreno's contribution "My Room Is Another Fishbowl" (53) had neither.
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Outdoor space: Two-hundred-year-old oaks, pergolas, an outdoor fireplace and an orchard with passion fruit, grapes, plums, berries, pears, guavas, citrus, figs and avocados are a few features of the elegantly landscaped and hardscaped property.
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As Sanders fights for lower insurance premiums and better health care with passion and conviction, the various health-care plans from Trump and Republicans were an epic political disaster that were widely detested and disapproved by voters.
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And I want to — I want to say to all of my supporters, and all of the voters: You have carried us every step of the way, with passion and determination that some critics tried to dismiss.
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" March 33: "With Passion and Fury, Students March on Guns: Rebuke of N.R.A. by Huge Crowds Across U.S." April 11: "TARGET OF RAIDS WAS MONEY PAID TO HUSH WOMEN: Trump Said to Weigh Removal of Deputy Attorney General.
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"I wanted somebody with fight, I wanted somebody with passion, I wanted somebody who had the conviction to do the right thing, but I wanted somebody humble enough to remember he works for all the people," Haley said.
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"Watkins, 26, describes himself on LinkedIn as a "marketing, sporting and travel fanatic with both experiences on and off these fields, an International hockey player, Ironman and four-time marathon finisher with passion and knowledge of these sectors.
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"What is at stake in our economic decisions today is not some grand warfare of rival ideologies which will sweep the country with passion but the practical management of a modern economy," John F. Kennedy said in 1962.
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Last Saturday, in Washington and communities across the nation, millions of students and those who stand with them marched with passion and determination against the gun violence that has plagued our schools and neighborhoods for far too long.
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Noah and Allie meet during a hot South Carolina summer, right before America's entry into World War II. Their courtship is fraught with passion and real tenderness, fights and make-ups, and the shivers of a first sexual desire.
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"On a day we knew would be filled with passion and high emotions, we wanted to make sure we were including views from across the political spectrum, different geographies and demographics," said U.S. General News editor Dina Kyriakidou Contini.
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For all his frustration, Ronaldo did not pout and continued to play with passion and verve, driving into the penalty area and getting yanked to the ground by an Austrian defender to draw a penalty kick with about 10 minutes remaining.
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Al GreenAlexander (Al) N. GreenDanish prime minister: Trump's idea to buy Greenland 'absurd'Â Juan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts We need a climate plan for agriculture MORE (D-Texas) speaks with passion about the need for impeachment.
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Dinner featured typical Azorean flavors in elevated dishes — fish confit with passion fruit sauce (26 euros), slow-cooked pork shoulder with caramelized local pumpkin and sweet potato (32 euros), and a sweet potato brownie with lime ice cream (12 euros).
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In seco de chivo, goat is long simmered with passion-fruit pulp and Pilsener, a beer from Ecuador's capital, Quito, where beer has been brewed — under the influence of Flemish monks — since shortly after the city's founding in the 16th century.
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Afterward, walk to the nearby Nico's Pier 38 for a breakfast (about $3003 for two) of fish-of-the-day and eggs; pancakes with passion fruit butter; or a mini loco moco (beef and egg on rice, smothered with gravy).
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Start with a cocktail, then move on to the 2783135915184861-course tasting menu, which might range from simple dishes like homemade bread dipped in fermented black garlic butter, to more complex creations like chickpea mousse with passion fruit ice cream.
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Joe Kennedy is now the only member of that remarkable family in federal or statewide office, and while he still has a bright future, he is just one of very many charismatic young representatives who deliver a progressive message with passion.
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Lead with passion"A colleague once told me she'd read there's roughly the same number of professional baseball players in the [US], right around 8,000 including the minor leagues, as there are VCs spread out over 1,000 or so firms," Cheong shared.
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The musician-owned independent label might not make Top 40 hits, but the music it puts out—the roster includes the incomparable Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings, Charles Bradley, The Budos Band, and Antibalas, among others—drips with passion and aural integrity.
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This upsetting account of a Los Angeles serial killer, written with passion by Christine Pelisek, an investigative crime reporter who spent 21893 years working the case, blurts out a hard truth that no one wants to acknowledge: "Body-dump cases" aren't sexy.
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"This boat is a great boat and it needs the next owner, someone to pick it up and jump into it with passion and enthusiasm "We've got some detailed plans about something new and hot that I'm going to do in sailing.
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For drinks, there's "Give Me All the Bacon" (definitely Ron-approved), which is a bacon-infused bourbon and maple syrup old-fashioned; a spiked lemonade called "Treat Yo Self" with Luardo Maraschino and Tito's vodka; and "Galentine's Day," with passion fruit orange juice and Champagne.
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" Clay, a skinny, intense man whose voice quivers and rises with passion when he speaks, told me anarchist beliefs "are rooted in the desire for a stateless and fascism-free society, and are defending marginalized communities from a long history of white supremacy asserting itself.
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THE ARTS Because of an editing error, an article on Monday about the dwindling market for old master paintings omitted the given name and the title of an expert who commented on contemporary artists who talk with passion about the genius of old masters.
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Then move on to the marinated dishes, like citrusy salmon with passion fruit, ginger and cilantro (277 euros), followed by Sobral's superlative version of amêijoas à Bulhão Pato — a steaming bowl of plump clams seasoned simply with lemon, garlic and more cilantro (225 euros).
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Salads come with a bright pink beet dressing; there's a rich stew known as feijoada that replaces meat with tofu; and fresh juices are crammed with passion fruit, hibiscus and goji berries, and — unlike their lunch-counter counterparts — they aren't full of added sugar.
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At the moment that Saul witnesses the killing of the boy, he becomes — in Kierkegaard's beautiful expression — a Knight of Faith, someone who made a commitment, and who can pursue it with passion, as if it was the surest thing, even in the face of overwhelming odds.
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What that "headline risk" is was never explicitly stated, says Glaenzer, who didn't think to ask, but it seems almost certainly the reputational damage that could be inflicted on any investor associated with Passion Capital if Glaenzer remained involved and should his conviction resurface in the media.
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He is unemployed — his last job was at a Popeyes chicken restaurant — and he spoke, with passion and despair, about the statues not as relics, but as living symbols of a social order that, from his experience, wanted people like him to rise only so far.
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The story of the Lovings' long ordeal, their stubborn fight for their right to marry, their pain, and ultimately, their joy, is told with passion, sensitivity, and empathy in the film, "Loving," directed by Jeff Nichols, and starring Ruth Negga as Mildred and Joel Edgerton as Richard Loving.
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"I think there are always issues with passion fatigue, but malaria is the leading cause of morbidity and mortality around the world," lead author Dr. Peter Winskill, a research associate at the MRC Center for Outbreak Analysis and Modeling, Imperial College London, told Reuters Health in a phone interview.
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When Sanders speaks about this issue with passion and principle, in way that is difficult for Hillary Clinton (given her ties to big money through fund raising, speech-making and the Clinton Foundation), his arguments ring true with many Americans, including centrists, who feel this is a fundamental issue.
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Plenty of people still support the EU, some with passion: young Balts who see it as a path to prosperity and a source of security; Belgians who hope for a way to cope with their divisions; Italians and Romanians who seek a bulwark against their own crooked politicians.
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We put forth a lot of effort and were "mechanically" good at sex—and it did help us to feel intimate, and for a time that closeness did help us to feel content in our sex life—but I don't remember him ever looking at me with passion in his eyes.
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"In my dreams and visions, I seemed to see a line, and on the other side of that line were green fields, and lovely flowers, and beautiful white ladies, who stretched out their arms to me over the line, but I couldn't reach them no-how," Davis said with passion.
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It's raised a $2m seed round from Passion Capital (with Passion partner Eileen Burbidge joining as Chairman), LocalGlobe, Zoopla founder Alex Chesterman, William Reeve (co-founder from Lovefilm), Greg Marsh (founder from One Fine Stay), Songkick's co-founder Ian Hogarth, serial fintech investor Errol Damelin and Albion founder Jason Goodman.
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In the debates, Clinton needs to correct her blunder by explaining with passion and moving words her vision of her presidency if elected, and her plans, with details and goals, about how she will create high-paying American jobs, equalize pay for women and lift wages for all working people.
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"Thaipusam is just one of the myriad of colourful, mesmerising festivals that the Indian diaspora continue to celebrate here in Singapore, and it is heartening that, in this ultra-modern city of skyscrapers and high-tech gadgets and gizmos, a faith thousands of years old continues being commemorated with passion and zeal," Koo adds.
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But again, Goldman also wants to see how you express yourself and that you can express what you've done with passion, the interest that you've taken in working for X number of years doing something that you are going to either continue or that you're going to leverage in your new position at Goldman.
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As we close this edition of "Media Buzz," let me just say to honor Charles&apos legacy, not that most of us could ever match his standard, I will try even harder to report and analyze the news with the rigor and with passion, but without the anger and the name calling that he always rose above.
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Clockwise from far left: crispy baby squid in a sambal onion-chili sauce; sea bass steamed in a banana leaf; avocado gado gado; baby-back pork ribs; Javanese oxtail soup; custard topped with passion fruit; corn fritters; heart-of-palm salad with mango and passion fruit; a sundae with banana-rum cake, caramelized banana, and purple-yam ice cream.
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As CEO, she helped design with passion and detail the elaborate and collaborative fix for Ajo: reinventing an economy, restoring the buildings, feeding a population in the desert, stewarding the environment of the desert, caring for health in rural conditions, educating and nurturing the dreams of its children and trying to keep them or lure them back with opportunity.
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Since Netflix released two seasons of the BBC's Great British Bake Off (under the pseudonym Great British Baking Show) to the masses, Americans have gotten a crash course in the proper consistency of a sponge (soft, but not underbaked), the English inclination toward ruining every dessert with passion fruit purée, and, most notably, the star power of judge Mary Berry.
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It is no coincidence that École de l'Amour was born from the Gucci ArtLab, which is the perfect expression of the corporate culture that we are building and developing: a place that promotes learning and the development of skills, a laboratory of ideas, an environment where we work with passion; indeed, I should really say, where we work with love.
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Clinton may well prevail, but the best way for her to succeed is not to attack Sanders but to shed her caution, take some risks, liberate herself from her consultants and calculations and name and champion with passion and courage her version of the New Deal and the New Frontier to bring powerful change and a progressive reformation to America.
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" When Timberland launched 511 Fifth Avenue earlier this month, its global brand president Jim Pisani wrote, "For 45 years, Timberland has inspired people to step outside — to pursue the outdoors with passion and purpose … With this new space at Fifth Avenue, we set out to create a haven where the community can experience the beauty and power of nature, right here in the city.
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Founder-turned-VC Andy McLoughlin (Huddle) will be grilling startups in our Live Office Hours session with Local Global's Saul Klein, Sonali de Rycker of Accel Partners, and Connect Ventures' Sitar Teli and Nic Brisbourne of Forward Partners We'll be investigating and asking where the innovation is in Fintech with Passion Capital's Eileen Burbidge, Mark Tluszcz of Mangrove Capital Partners, Taavet Hinrikus of Transferwise, and Tina Baker of Jag Shaw Baker.
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Celie blossomed and finally found the courage to take her freedom back; Billie Holiday fearlessly sang "Strange Fruit" for white audiences in a time where she wasn't even allowed to use the same bathroom due to Jim Crow laws; Angela Davis eloquently spoke (and still does) truth to the masses in an anti-black, male-dominated society; Nina Simone was a rebel, filled with passion and fierceness who continued to speak out through her music.
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Albert Dubois-Pillet, "Barges on the Seine," oil on canvas, 1877-78, $48,000 Simon Dickinson Gallery in London Jakob Marrel, "Roses, Tulips, Iris," oil on panel, 1644, $51606,000 Pier Leone Ghezzi, "Susannah and the Elders," oil on canvas, late 1720s-early 1730s, ÂŁ330,000 ($434,500) Jan Brueghel the Elder, "Landscape," oil on copper, 1606, $591,000 Francesco Zuccarelli, "View of the River Thames From Richmond Hill," oil on canvas, 1752, $525,000 Because of an editing error, an article on Monday about the dwindling market for old master paintings omitted the given name and the title of an expert who commented on contemporary artists who talk with passion about the genius of old masters.
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