- P****ion (Gr**** πάσχω "to suffer, to be
acted on" and Late
Latin (chiefly Christian) p****io "p****ion; suffering")
denotes strong and
intractable or barely...
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P****ionately (French: P****ionnément) is a 1932
French musical comedy film
directed by René
Guissart and
Louis Mercanton and
starring Florelle, Fernand...
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P****ionately Human, No Less Divine:
Religion and
Culture in
Black Chicago, 1915–1952 is a non-fiction book by
Wallace D. Best,
published by
Princeton University...
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Tyrone Power p****ionately embraces Alice Faye in the 1938 film Alexander's
Ragtime Band....
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leave his
privileged life behind. In 1962, he
meets Kitty and the two
p****ionately fall in love with each other,
defying the
disapproval of
their families...
- of the Ring.
Boromir is portra**** as a
noble character who
believed p****ionately in the
greatness of his
kingdom and
fought indomitably for it. His great...
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Heche Laid to Rest by
Family on Mother's Day: "She
Loved Everyone So
P****ionately"". The
Hollywood Reporter.
Archived from the
original on May 15, 2023...
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rapper Yung Raja. The
magazine Man's
World praised her live DJ sets as "
p****ionately genre-agnostic,
driven by feel and an
inexplicable sixth-sense tied to...
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severity and even some morosity", as "rather
exceedingly liked than
p****ionately loved". Lord
Coventry was the
eldest son of Sir
Thomas Coventry, judge...
- to wear the new,
revealing po****r styles. From 1925, the
public more
p****ionately embraced the
styles now
typically ****ociated with the
Roaring Twenties...
