Jack watched the stranger's progress with deep and burninginterest.
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Language had never been a burninginterest for Lemmon.
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Before the late Summer of 1914, England had evinced no burninginterest in its Henry.
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In sundry third floors back, she had for years followed the current casualties with burninginterest.
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Susy records another burninginterest of this time:
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Maurice and Jean, who had watched the gallant effort with burninginterest, uttered an exclamation of rage.
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Not a remarkable possession for someone with a burninginterest in photography, but it undoubtedly served its purpose.
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The studies of Forfait were made when the invasion of England by rowing boats was a topic of burninginterest.
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As I grew stronger I felt an intense and burninginterest in the history that had been developing when I fell ill.
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With her own burninginterest in the subject and her personal fascination, she could accomplish far more than any weary professor could do.
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The reason is that they lie proximate to our field of thought, and are topics which are of burninginterest to the metaphysically minded.
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Suppose you have a burninginterest in presidential politics and its philosophical quandaries, like "Does oral sex performed outside of marriage constitute infidelity?"
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Suffice it to say that we cannot answer it, any more than we can this further question of burninginterest at the present day, viz.
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'So you see, everyone feels a burninginterest in Dom's moves during the next few days.
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Burninginterest was felt by those "creatures that once were men" in the prospective fight between Kuvalda and Petunikoff, which they already saw in imagination.