But Lewis' 2006 one-off with the Watson Twins, Rabbit Fur Coat, apparently sated her folk-rock yearnings.

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The murder, with its scratched poetic yearnings, sets Wesley and Aurelia on a quest that lasts two decades.

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Whether or not Latvia manages to settle its differences with Russia, the outcome of the election confirms the country's westward yearnings.

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Act 2 is born out of your own deep yearnings.

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She came from a middle-class family, but had aristocratic yearnings.

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With the sly and agile camera eye of David Lowery, the wistful piano of John Medeski, and his own delicate sense of pacing, Ross exalts the stifled frustrations and modest yearnings of everyday people.

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In over a dozen books she has delivered something people badly want: a way to acknowledge that faith can be taken seriously as a response to deep human yearnings without needing to subscribe to the formality of organised belief.

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His belief that Britain can hope to achieve what it wants in the world only if American power is harnessed for benign purposes is a good deal more realistic than the Gaullist yearnings of Jacques Chirac and Dominique de Villepin: without American power and the willingness to use it, there would have been no tolerably good outcomes in Bosnia, Kosovo and Afghanistan.

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