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The pathetic dives and writhing on the field is a turn off to the most ardent American fan.

No one agreed more than the members of an ardent and motivated fan base within the CIA.

I hear it again in my ears, as I did that day in October 1971, ardent and raspy, unchanged by the passage of time.

As a result, Dugin, one of the ardent supporters and creators of that ideology, is beginning to attract international attention.

I obeyed, in the ardent hope that at last I had done with papers and accounts.

He knew the power of constant attention, and the display of ardent passion, to win the female heart.

For with the strict morality and ardent zeal of a Puritan he united some accomplishments of which few Puritans could boast.

Only, the desire must be ardent as a flame, in a soul pure as crystal.

They are ardent advocates of democracy notwithstanding the very explicit condemnations of popular government by the Popes.