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The ugly run-up to Pennsylvania must have made him wish, even more fervently than before, that the super delegates will end the race soon.

Coming from someone who's consistently blacklisted limits from his life, I can fervently tell you that they're not all that bad.

As you know, I love you, and fervently, forever, really in love with you.

She wished fervently that she had never bothered to ask him for help.

John Rock was also concerned about morality, but he fervently believed the Pill did not conflict with the tenets of his church.

When Rafe said the other day, "I wish I could stay four for ever" , I agreed fervently.

After living with four brothers, she had prayed fervently to God every night for Him to let her aunt have a girl.

A goal to which adherents of a religious faith or practice fervently aspire.

"I wish we would thank him in person, " Claire said fervently.

He was guided by the desire to speak openly, honestly, and fervently about matters which the majority would rather keep silent.

And taking them into His arms , He fervently blessed them, laying His hands on them .

Their romance, lavish lifestyle and struggles with alcoholism would be followed fervently by the public.

Whatever they may be, I fervently beseech the Almighty to avert or mitigate the evils to which they may tend.

At Harry's insistence, they keep it and George thanks him while his twin is only able to nod fervently at his side.

as individuals we fervently sue anyone and anything we deem depriving us of that equality and respect.

Anatole lay down on the sofa in the study, and, propped on his elbows, smiled pensively and murmured something fervently to himself.

' After fifteen years away the only truthful answer is, 'I don't know, but I fervently hope we will'.

"Thou art crushed under this seven years' weight of misery, " replied Hester, fervently resolved to buoy him up with her own energy.

Marsha Preyscott wished fervently that she had spent her nineteenth birthday some other way.

I prayed silently and fervently that Alice wouldnt follow, and that Charlie wouldnt happen to see me.

'May this young man do the same! ' said Angel fervently. 'But I fear otherwise, from what you say. '

He has no truck with anti-Semitism and fervently supports Israel.

She told us that when we ask such questions, we bring Her down, and She wanted fervently to bring us up to higher levels.

No one had wanted to believe in the justice of the enterprise, and in its ultimate success, more fervently than Mr Allawi.

Democracy is a just faith fervently held, a commitment to be tested again and again in the fiery furnace of history.

Mr lee has also been fervently promoting the image of HKO through successfully implementing a number of public relations activities.

She has seen how God is working in those areas-leaders are serving fervently and reaching out to the nonbelievers eagerly.

Perhaps their ministers glorified the captains of industry as fervently as did the college professors and editors of the day .

The popular Arab belief that Americans fervently covet their land could not be more wrong; on all sides, they long to be shot of Iraq.

Not surprisingly, surveys show that those without a high-school diploma tend to oppose illegal immigration most fervently.

Even so, the party is firmly, indeed fervently, pro-nuclear, wants more high-speed trains and enthuses over electric vehicles.

let us unite in fervently commending very interest of our beloved country in all future time .

I believed that I had married my best friend as fervently as I believed that I'd never get divorced.

In Northern Ireland, however, plenty of politicians discreetly but fervently hope for just that.

Bankruptcy is even more controversial. The National Governors Association (NGA) opposes the idea fervently.

Look forward fervently, want ~only to work hard to feel her, would ed be a kind of happiness.

At some point, serious writers must commit ourselves as fervently to transforming our own experiences into art.

"In the cause of friendship, " he fervently exclaimed, "I would brave all dangers. "

Both those for and against are fervently convinced they speak for the great majority of the people.

I beg you, most fervently, to relieve my suffering and consent to be my wife.

Subsequently, the fivesome headed overseas, where it was fervently embraced in Germany and the Netherlands.

Or they'll believe more fervently that they got a slot machine that had simply gone cold, offering them no chance to win.

5 So then Peter was kept in the prison; but prayer was being made fervently by the church to God concerning him.

Sackstein fervently believes his discovery deserves a patent, and it was granted one in Europe and Japan.

Christian leaders who were fervently backing the regime a month ago are now more cautious.

Even more fervently, one hopes that it will soon be translated into Russian.

I pray fervently for everyone I've failed to pray for in weeks.

Many Westerners fervently hoped that a democratic country would triumph economically over an autocratic regime.

UK currency was generally acceptable even in the most fervently Republican areas.

Mr Obama needs to practise the multilateralism he so fervently preaches.

Hitler did, however, fervently worship one thing above all else: the Aryan race.

Beyond Facebook, the other social network that Sheryl Sandberg has been fervently scaling is her own.

As fervently as Jim prayed to fly, he quickly descended from the heavens.

and whom I fervently pray to look down upon us all .

I prayed fervently, but God chose to ignore my pleas to make the choir's song last forever.

They believe fervently that the old way is not only wrong, it's futile. And it's time to start doing it right.

By the analysis and summary, we can draw a conclusion that the cellflix just starts sailing but the community responses fervently.

I fervently believe in our eventual victory.

We fervently hope they will enjoy the fruits of all their hard work.

An operation was scheduled. Our family and town prayed fervently for my brother's safe-keeping.

Consider just this one issue: as a society we fervently wish to educate all of our children as equally and respectfully as possible;

Fathers: Pray Fervently for Your Children

but although our faith in many of the things in which our forefathers fervently believed has weakened,

Once again, Moses, even more fervently than before, interceded on their behalf;

The youth longing for needs to run after fervently

You have longed for sweet peace, and for faith to increase, And have earnestly, fervently prayed;