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Meanings of passion in English
Musical setting of the Passion of Christ.
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Usage of passion in English
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How many other countries in Europe follow US politics with such passion?
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What Labour needs, he said was more passion and far better organisation.
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Government and politics is my passion; I expect others to share it.
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Walter's passion is for helping at-risk young people find hope and purpose.
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His daughter said he still held a great passion for the sport.
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They demonstrated their passion and knowledge of their local area, she said.
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So this deal appears to be the result of a private passion.
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Did a power of work throughout and had a bit of passion.
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She delivered her short speech explaining her decision to challenge with passion.
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Surviving almost 20 years in the music industry and following my passion.
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Each represented an interest or passion shared by several hundred million voters.
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As virtue and wickedness consist not in passion, but in action; so
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Perhaps he really did know other things to increase a woman's passion.
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They became instant great friends, shared a common passion for the Beatles.
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It raises genuine passion and fervour; both of hope and of fear.
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That's not just a gift but years of passion, focus and work.
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Passion through the time
Passion across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
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