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All for Love

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noun

  1. a drama in blank verse (1678) by Dryden.


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Instead we are left with Henry attempting to install a kinder, gentler way of taxing the peasantry; Julia scheming to keep her pregnancy safe; and Ellen and Brian preparing to risk it all for love.

From Los Angeles Times

Margaret agrees to forsake all for love, but in the end, she is blocked by the strictures of the royal establishment, and Elizabeth’s position on royals marrying divorced persons or seeking remarriage is established for years to come.

From New York Times

“I did it all for love and I’d do again,” she sings on closing track “The Thinker,” a sincere cliche that soars and catches in your throat.

From Washington Post

In a rom-com, this would be instantly recognizable as the set piece where one character frantically runs to an airport to risk it all for love.

From New York Times

A banner reads: “All for Love, Love for All.”

From The Guardian