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ardent

adjective as in loyal

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Neither are from the strident far left of the Labour movement, nor ardent members of the New Labour fan tribe.

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Our critic praised Mr. Jackman’s “ardent delivery, embracing stage presence and canny selection of music.”

An ardent Japanese nationalist, Takaichi was born in Nara, a prefecture famous for the sacred deer that draw thousands of tourists to its principal city each year.

But instead in Takaichi it picked an ardent Japanese nationalist who embraces debt-fueled government spending, a policy mix the party rejected twice when she stood for the leadership on two previous occasions.

As an ardent lover of liège waffles, I was elated — no, ecstatic — when TJ’s first dropped its Brioche Style Liège Waffles.

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